Principlev1PR-724
Demand falsifiability from integrated frameworks by naming…
Demand falsifiability from integrated frameworks by naming specific observations that would break the integration, as coherence without correspondence to reality is indistinguishable from fiction.
Why This Is a Principle
This principle derives from Popperian falsificationism applied to schema integration. It's grounded in Meaning as Receiver Construction (meaning is constructed by receivers), Belief Perseverance Against Contradictory Evidence (systems maintain beliefs despite contradictory evidence), and No Direct Access to Reality (no direct access to reality). The principle prescribes a specific test (name falsifying conditions) to distinguish genuine integration from unfalsifiable belief systems that merely feel coherent.