Principlev1PR-663
When two opposing beliefs are both evidentially supported…
When two opposing beliefs are both evidentially supported, find the vantage point (usually a higher level of abstraction or a contextual variable) from which both become explicable as partial truths within a larger frame.
Why This Is a Principle
Derives from Patterns Exist in Hierarchical Logical Levels (hierarchical patterns), Piagetian Equilibration Through Schema Dynamics (accommodation), Schemas as Knowledge Organization Structures (schemas), and Construal Level Effects on Perception (construal level). Prescribes the core dialectical operation: synthesis through level-shift rather than side-picking.