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Structural Selection

Self-Falsification

The corpus dedicates four chapters/appendices directly to what would count as evidence against it, rather than treating falsifiability as an afterthought:

What this lab has actually checked against falsification: every one of the 17 quantitative claims in the simulation registry is, in principle, a claim the code could have failed. It didn’t fail any of them at current tolerances — but “the code we wrote to check our own theory agrees with our theory” is a weak form of validation. The forms of evidence that would actually threaten specific claims are listed in Future Tests.