Falsifiability Matrix

This matrix establishes the falsifiability constraints for the major monographs in the scientific corpus.

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WARNING

A falsifiability path identifies what would strengthen, weaken, or defeat a claim. It does not mean the claim has already passed external review.

The Role of Falsifiability

A theory is only scientifically useful if there is a known mechanism by which it can be proven wrong. For abstract systemic or grammatical theories (like SFR), falsifiability often takes the form of logical inconsistency or invariant collapse under transformation. For physics-facing theories (like FQFT), falsifiability requires testable predictions that can contradict experimental evidence.

This matrix ensures that every major conceptual node maintains an explicit "defeat condition."