A non-computational sanctuary is a place the gatekeeper scenario argues the ecology should deliberately protect: somewhere a human being can still simply encounter another human being without a profile arriving first. The point is not that humans are automatically wiser than models — they are not. It is that total computational mediation would erase a specific and valuable possibility: being encountered outside the existing model of oneself. To never meet an institution that has not already read your profile is disturbing for reasons deeper than privacy — you lose the ability to arrive new.
This ties directly to emergence: a fresh encounter asks who are you here?, while a totalized data ecology answers we already know. The first keeps a future open that the second forecloses. The framework treats the preservation of such spaces — where a participant can enter without the field carrying a complete computational history — as potentially a basic right, and as one of the concrete defenses against a world where the gatekeeper loop has closed around everyone.