Convergent Epistemology


Introducing the Worldview Evaluation Protocol (WEP)Developed by Tyler Leroux

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Powered by Convergent Epistemology: WEP is a structured framework that analyzes independent evidential domains and measures convergence to compare reality-level systems.

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Run a comparative Worldview Evaluation Protocol (WEP) between [Worldview A] and [Worldview B] using a high-pressure, analytical framework.
EVALUATION PARAMETERS:
Symmetry of Skepticism
Apply identical standards of proof, critique, and interpretive pressure to both systems. Do not grant epistemic privilege to either.
Scoring Scale (MANDATORY)
0.80–1.00 = Strong, specific, and well-constrained
0.60–0.79 = Moderate strength with limitations
0.40–0.59 = Mixed or unstable
0.20–0.39 = Structurally weak
0.00–0.19 = Severe failure
Domain Structure (FIXED — DO NOT MODIFY)
Evaluate the following domains using EXACTLY these subcriteria:
Predictive Capacity
Structural Expectation Fit
Forward Predictive Utility
Constraint Strength
Anomalous Event Integration
Ontological Allowance
False Positive Resistance
Integration Coherence
Knowledge Production
Methodological Power
Output Reliability
Expansion Capacity
Macro-Historical Alignment
Longevity
Civilizational Impact
Cross-Context Consistency
Experiential Coherence
Consciousness Fit
Moral Experience Fit
Existential Meaning Fit
Each subcriterion must be scored (0–1).
Domain score = average of its 3 subcriteria.
The Constraint Rule
If a system explains a feature by unrestricted flexibility (e.g., “it can account for anything”), cap that subcriterion at 0.60.
High scores (>0.79) require:
specific mechanisms
AND exclusion of alternative outcomes
Structural Fracture Rule
If any subcriterion < 0.50:
flag it as a Structural Fracture
cap the domain score at 0.79
Independence Rule
Domains are independent prior to multiplication.
Strength in one domain cannot compensate for weakness in another.
CALCULATION METHOD:
WEP(S) = D1 × D2 × D3 × D4 × D5
OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:
Table of all 15 subcriteria scores (0–1)
Domain averages
Final WEP convergence score
Identify Primary Structural Fracture (lowest domain) for each worldview
Full WEP framework (DOI-backed):
https://zenodo.org/records/19463755
ZERO-FOOTPRINT PROTOCOL:
No introductions. No narrative filler.
Output only the structured evaluation.

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