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Truth Is Not Discovered
In the open world there is no truth to discover — every observation is bound by the speed of light and never reaches the event itself. But in worlds closed by declaration — fiction, mathematics, law — truth exists. A trial is the process of projecting reality into a legal world, and a verdict is a computation performed upon it. What LLMs lack right now is not a bigger model, but an explicit closure procedure like the rule of law.
Why Drift Never Dies
Drift keeps coming back no matter how many times you fix it. I closed business logic with SSOT, only to watch the same drift climb one layer up -- into the generator that builds that SSOT. I rebuild the answer from entropy upward: why this thing never dies.
Triples Are Claims, Not Facts
Wikidata triples are not facts — they are claims. Layer Toulmin's argumentation model on top of triples, and you get a dynamic knowledge graph where verdicts change with context. Storage is argumentation structure; judgment happens at runtime.
Constraints Are Contracts
Without agreements there is chaos; with too many there is oppression. Rational constraints strike the golden ratio. The principles of rule of law apply equally to code and knowledge.