Falsification Court
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Section 5
Adversarial inspection of break conditions: what fails when core claims are denied.
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Break condition
Reject external grace
The works-based sign-flip becomes impossible under the framework’s non-unitary requirement.
Break condition
Reject information primacy
The system falls back into circular definitions or regress because rival primitives borrow informational structure.
Break condition
Reject Time Wall
Intentional incompleteness is denied, but the unresolved boundary problem does not disappear; it is merely hidden.
Break condition
Reject terminal observer
The measurement / interpretive chain remains open and the closure claim is never completed.
Break condition
Reject coherence conservation
The proof loses its reason for requiring external negentropic intervention in the first place.
Court function
This page is adversarial by design. It asks what happens when core claims are denied. The answer is not “nothing.” The answer is specific structural damage.