D2 Chaining Evidence — Natural Multi-Type Combinations#
Evidence collected during Phase 2I-4 first compilation run (2026-03-25).
Findings#
Element |
Chain Pattern |
Evidence |
|---|---|---|
ax19 |
ax-logic-limit |
ax19 (Leviathan Chain) naturally combines axiomatic content with logic (measure-zero uniqueness argument) and limit (epistemic identification not claimed). The content wants all three D2 concepts simultaneously: the axiom, its logical defense, and its known limitations. |
ax11 |
ax-logic |
ax11 (Dipolarity) combines the axiom with the ax11/ax11b fork, which is a logic-level analysis. The PoR presents both as a single entry, but they are conceptually two D2 types chained. |
ax14 |
ax-logic |
ax14 (Revelation Claims Test) has both an axiom component and a logic component (the no-self-reference design, the claim(p) predicate distinction). These are naturally chained. |
ax24 |
ax-limit |
ax24 (Life-Trifecta) combines the axiom with its known limit (the three predicates lack formal semantics). The limit is integral to understanding the axiom, not a separate concern. |
th8 |
th-logic-limit |
th8 (Binary Attractors) chains theorem, logic (absorbing CTMC model, Michaelis-Menten analogy), and limit (falsification framework not yet specified). Three D2 types in a natural chain. |
Summary#
Natural D2 chaining emerged in 5 of 32 elements. The most common pattern
is ax-logic (axiom + its logical defense), followed by ax-limit (axiom +
its known limitations). th8 showed the deepest chain (th-logic-limit).
The current default nesting limit of 2 is sufficient for observed cases.
The 3-deep th8 case could use the .. best-depth:: 3 override if
needed.