WARNING — POLEMICAL CUT
THIS VERSION USES BLUNT LABELS, SIMPLE INTERPRETATIONS AND SUBJECTIVE 1–5 SCORES.
“Illegal epistemic move” means an inferential jump whose hidden premises would materially weaken it if stated aloud. It is rhetoric, not a legal accusation. Scores judge presentation overreach—not intelligence, motives, or the value of the underlying research programme.
TWO EXPLANATION TRACKS · ONE SHARED DISCUSSION
THE GRAVITON STORY,
WITH THE EPISTEMIC CONTRABAND TAGGED.
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WHAT THE VIDEO IS SAYING HERE
THE CHARGE
THE NUANCED CHECK
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WHAT THIS PAGE DOES — AND DOES NOT DO
THE POLEMICAL CUT NAMES THE MOVE. THE NUANCED CUT SHOWS THE RECEIPTS.
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