No, when was that BIP created?

Who wrote that BIP? When was it introduced?

What BIP introduced CLTV?

What does the check lock time verifiy opcode do?

But do the consensus rules of Bitcoin allow such outputs?

Can non-standard transactions contain op return outputs larger than 83 bytes?

Can an op return output be in any output in a Bitcoin transaction?

Are you sure that op-return outputs must be the last output?

But how many outputs are allowed under the standardness rules?

How many op return outputs can a standard Bitcoin transaction have?

Could you instead implement a single use seal with op return?

How would you implement a single use seal in a Bitcoin transaction then?

Would that prevent double spends?

Could I implement a single use seal with sha256?

Tell me how a single use seal would be implemented in a Bitcoin transaction. Be specific. What exact scripts and transaction patterns would be used.

How would I transfer a NFT over a lightning channel? Is that possible?

Are single use seals for NFTs compatible with the lightning protocol?

Are single use seals compatible with the lightning protocol?

How does the RGB protocol use single use seals?

Describe to me how a single use seal is used in Blockchain cryptography.