Every measurable claim within SDI specifies the metric, threshold, measurement method, validation timing, and explicit failure condition.
This matrix documents the falsifiable claims that define SDI's success or failure. A claim that cannot be verified against these parameters is structurally unfalsifiable and must be revised.
Every claim must define the exact mathematical conditions of its own failure. This prevents the framework from surviving through definition-shifting and political rebranding.
Verification methods are specified in advance and must be independent of internal administrative reporting. Third-party evaluation ensures objectivity.
Validation windows are fixed and non-negotiable. Metrics are measured at specific intervals (90 days, 180 days, 365 days) to ensure consistent evaluation.
Failure conditions are explicit and quantified. There is no ambiguity about whether the framework has succeeded or failed at each measurement window.
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