Domain Verification

Shared Discipline, Different Standards

The program uses one discipline of seriousness, but it does not pretend that a single flat notion of proof applies equally to every layer.

Domain verification is downstream of Core Semantics: before a domain claim can be verified, the domain language must be earned or explicitly bridged.

1. Mathematics Formal consistency, mechanized proof validity, standard-foundation checks, and bridge adequacy.
2. Physics Structural derivation, measurement bridges, prediction timing, falsification, and numerical prediction accountability.
3. Life Explanatory adequacy, biological constraint checks, Core Semantics alignment, and claim-boundary discipline.
4. Metaphysics Ontological coherence, phenomenological adequacy, boundary conditions, and explicit commitment limits.

How to Use This Hub

Start with the domain of the result you want to inspect, then move back to the Formal Verification Stack when the question is proof-theoretic, or to Predictions & Falsification when the question is empirical accountability.