If ever the game should reach a state that is unplayable, or a situation exists where two rules are mutually exclusive and no precedence can be determined by normal means, then any player may submit a Paradox Declaration, which is a type of Referendum stating that such a state as mentioned above exists. As soon as such a Declaration is issued, other game play will pause until the Declaration has been resolved in accordance with this rule is such play was still possibly. The valid votes for a Paradox Declaration shall be YES or NO, and the judges shall be the Revolutionary Party at the time the Declaration was issued, or the previously extant Revolutionary Party if the game has corrupted in such a way that the makeup of the current Revolutionary party is not obvious. If the outcome of the Paradox Resolution is a vote of YES, then the details of the Resolution shall be enacted into the Macronomic Ruleset as stated, and this proceedure shall end. If the outcome was NO, then proceed to step a.
Normal game play now resumes under the fixed ruleset.
This rule claims precedence over all other rules and denies any rule the ability to claim precedence over itself. There is still one flaw in the above in that it doesn't stop the RP from unilaterally declaring a paradox and thus altering the ruleset at whim through a paradox resolution, but that is in itself, the heart of the paradox of self-amendment. As long as any way exists to change the rules, and there is no such thing as a completely inviolate rule, then there will always exsit the possibility for such unilateral usurpation of authority. If a set of possible Section numbers is given for a rule, it shall be given the least Section number of that set which is not already taken by an existing rule. The Secretary of Truth may also give titles to untitled sections by notifying all players of such a change.