Authored proof knowledge base · The Logos Architecture

No True Scotsman and Axiomatic Ground

Authored by Maclain Hunter · first-party-authored · authored-foundational-record

Stored 4P source diagnostic: unresolved · finding unverified_concern · admission held_for_format. This intake result is separate from the theorem checks of the exact propositional sequent.

P: The No True Scotsman fallacy (NTS) is a fallacy in the study of Logic. Q: Fallacies have coherent identity and meaning if grounded in axiomatic Logic, but collapse beyond Logic. R: Logic as the Absolute (or God) can’t be primarily post hoc. {(P & Q) -> R} |= (P & Q) -> R

Lean 4 verification and timestamps

Read the actual kernel result, axiom dependencies, formal statements and source-bound timestamp · Machine-readable verification

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Logic-centered continuity

This authored proof is connected to Logic, Logos, God, and the self-evident Ground of Reality, and to the distinct systems 4P Engine, MCB Core, 4P-MCB, and the source-first Canon. Formal proof, empirical evidence, and system-generated records remain separately typed.