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Systematic enumeration of mathematical, mechanical, and inference breaks evaluated under the Nine Rules of Ontological and Epistemic Governance.
The Nine Rules of Ontological and Epistemic Governance
R1Mechanistic Closure
Every claimed process must specify a mechanism
R2Entity Lifecycle
Every entity must have defined creation, persistence, and termination
R3Scope Integrity
Exceptions must not be disguised as features
R4Necessity vs Sufficiency
Sufficient conditions must not be conflated with necessary ones
R5Descriptor vs Ontic
Mathematical descriptors must not be reified as causal agents
R6Consistency Under Transformation
Claims must remain consistent across valid transformations
R7Theory vs Fact Labeling
Theoretical interpretations must not be stated as established facts
R8Traced Implications
All implications must be traceable to verified premises
R9Completeness Under Scope
Systematic omissions within stated scope are false by omission