Falsifiability

A framework that claims completeness owes the world its refutation conditions. Causonomy publishes them. Each is a standing challenge: meeting any one of them would refute the corresponding closure claim.

• An unclassifiable activity. Demonstrate a real operational activity that cannot be expressed through the six universal activities.
• An unclassifiable failure. Document a real-world failure in a normative system that fits no position of the deviation grammar.
• A cause outside the derivation. Establish, with evidence, a genuine cause of a correctly stated problem that lies outside the derived admissible set.
• An ungoverned prevention. Show a case in which recurrence of a cause was durably prevented without any change at the governing level.