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What Makes a Measure “Genuinely Natural”? Bits, Nats, and the Audit of Naturalness Claims in Measurement, Information, and Language
The adjective “natural” is invoked across quantitative sciences to suggest privileged status for units, conventions, or datasets. This paper formalizes three explicit criteria for a measurement convention to be genuinely natural—ratio/relabeling invariance, additivity, and constant‑freedom—and…
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