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Knowledge integrity. Ignorance audits, calibration and metascience Tagged papers: 58.
Ontological Re‑Entry: What Can We Say Exists?
The re-entry problem asks which existence claims a finite-resource observer can legitimately make when its internal structure is projected back onto the world. Existing approaches lack a quantitative link between ontological commitments and physical limits. We fill this gap by (i) defining a…
The Consilience of the QNFO Keyword Taxonomy: Ultrametric Structure as a Testable Compression Prior
The QNFO research program spans seven domains — ultrametric physics, the laws of form, infomatics, paradigm engineering, consilience research, the QWAV platform, and interactive demos — and maintains a canonical keyword taxonomy of 335 terms used to scope external discovery. A recurring claim in the…
Manifesto for Honest Computation
Five papers have traced an arc from diagnosis to prescription. The qubit is a scaffold, not an invariant. Alternative paradigms exist. Physical limits are real. A diversified portfolio is rational. Institutions must be reformed. This final paper --- the Manifesto --- synthesizes these findings into…
Thermodynamics of Knowing
This paper re-frames the physical basis of knowledge as a non-equilibrium thermodynamic process. We reject equilibrium models and identify the “Epistemic Cut” as a dissipative phase transition in a driven open quantum system, specifically the Dicke Model. Through mean-field simulations, we…
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