Appendix A. Table of statements

Part 1 of the table: the statements of Parts I and III, marked Éc.n in the text (c, chapter number; n, rank within the chapter). The status is the one the statement carries in this volume, after the downgrades of Appendix B. A two-faced statement (an exact identity and its reach) is counted under two numbers.

Counts: 239 statements; Th 77; L 109; P 10; F 35; Open site 6; Withdrawn 2.

no.	Statement	Status	Chapter
É1.1	The digital root and its compatibility	Th	1
É1.2	The four pairs	Th	1
É1.3	The axis and the rails	Th	1
É1.4	Closure	Th	1
É1.5	The centre 4.5 and its place ½	Th	1
É1.6	The primes off the axis	Th	1
É1.7	The rhythm 24	Th	1
É1.8	The real writing of ancient bases	F	1
É1.9	The packagings of 1 to 9	L	1
É1.10	The rupture 3	4	Chantier
É1.11	The half and the third linked	Th	1
É1.12	The tables used without being read	F	1
É1.13	The same 0 for no turn and three turns	Th	1
É1.14	The discarded turns compose; we climb back with them	Th	1
É1.15	Chaos as the name of confusion	L	1
É1.16	A single form in three places	L	1
É2.1	The verdict	L	2
É2.2	The involution without an integer fixed point	Th	2
É2.3	The reach of the centre	L	2
É2.4	The closed table	Th	2
É2.5	The three ways	Th	2
É2.6	The distribution	Chantier	2
É2.7	p² − 1 a multiple of 24	Th	2
É2.8	Mirrors in every base	Th	2
É2.9	What is specific to base ten	Th	2
É2.10	The diagonal is the diameter	Th	2
É2.11	The square as projection of two circles	L	2
É2.12	The middle is the half	Th	2
É3.1	The two statements together	Th	3
É3.2	Patriot, Dhahran, 25 February 1991 (GAO/IMTEC-92-26)	F	3
É3.3	Vancouver Stock Exchange index, 1982 to 1983	F	3
É3.4	Repeated truncation does damage; it says nothing against 1/3	Th	3
É3.5	What the fold destroys, in numbers	Th	3
É3.6	Sealing a turn is not erasing it	Th	3
É3.7	Fibonacci folds without 0	Th	3
É3.8	Note on convention, without withdrawal	Th	3
É3.9	Three exact facts about the fold	Th	3
É3.10	Drift and confusion, a line held in two voices	L	3
É3.11	Volumes without an integral	Th	3
É3.12	The ⅓ is the point, the ½ the distance that leads to it	Th	3
É3.13	The reach of the projection	Chantier	3
É3.14	The divergence theorem is a closure	Th	3
É3.15	Gauss's Drawer	F	3
É3.16	The drawer and the folding	L	3
É3.17	22/7 exceeds π by a positive quantity written exactly	Th	3
É3.18	Khufu does not decide	F	3
É3.19	The identity 4 × ½ × √2 = 2√2	Th	3
É3.20	A physical derivation of the bound	L	3
É3.21	7/6028 is the 1948 formula written in rationals	Th	3
É3.22	The circularity of α	F	3
É3.23	The closure of α	Chantier	3
É4.1	The Kaprekar numbers	Th	4
É4.2	1. The loss of rank is established; its physical reach is not yet	L	4
É4.3	2. The half and the third are linked; the test remains to be laid down	L	4
É4.4	3. Drift and confusion	L	4
É4.5	4. The search space of "cascades of ratios"	Th	4
É4.6	5. Dark matter, Higgs, gluons, rotation curves: formulas whose free parameters are not counted	L	4
É4.7	6. "Historical error" is a narrative reading, not a mathematical result	L	4
É4.8	7. The unanimity of language models is not a receipt	L	4
É4.9	The contradictions have a line	L	4
É4.10	What has value in the audit	L	4
É4.11	The strength of a framework is measured by the cases where it could have been wrong	L	4
É4.12	The eight receipts	P	4
É4.13	The limits of the Code	L	4
É6.1	The lineage of the ten gestures	L	6
É14.1	The system confused with the measurement of the system	L	14
É14.2	The division of v5	L	14
É14.3	Chaos without truncation	Th	14
É14.4	The folding of the map is 9 ≡ 0 applied to the circle	L	14
É14.5	ε(n) = ε₀ · fⁿ and the three engines	Th	14
É14.6	Drift or confusion	L	14
É14.7	The threshold n_chaos	Th	14
É14.8	The law of memory against chaos	Th	14
É14.9	The arithmetic anchors, and their limit	Th	14
É14.10	The public falsification criterion	P	14
É14.11	The mechanism is cited, the reading is claimed	F	14
É14.12	The capture of λ	Th	14
É14.13	The descending reading	L	14
É14.14	P1: the threshold is strictly linear in the precision	P	14
É14.15	The test done, in exact fractions	Th	14
É14.16	Halo: two rings of forgetting and a missing mediator	L	14
É14.17	The status of the convergence with Halo	L	14
É14.18	P versus NP: the 3 that does not divide in the 2	L	14
É14.19	The cascade of Stevin and Gauss in the constants	L	14
É14.20	Four spaces, one mechanism	L	14
É14.21	The seal-zero and the exhaustion-zero	L	14
É14.22	What is demonstrated	Th	14
É14.23	P-method	P	14
É15.1	Determinism creates the illusion of chaos, by structural necessity	L	15
É15.2	Status of Part I	F	15
É15.3	Status of Part II	Th	15
É15.4	The knot and the joint of the twins	Th	15
É15.5	Doubling without the axis	Th	15
É15.6	The wall by theorem, and fortunately so	L	15
É16.1	Chaos as an anthropogenic artefact	L	16
É16.2	Stevin's precision gap (Th 2.1 of the piece)	Th	16
É16.3	π before and after Stevin	L	16
É16.4	The error accumulation of Th 2.2	Retiré	16
É16.5	Newton's corrective creates secondary defects (Th 2.3 of the piece)	L	16
É16.6	The physical distinction destroyed (Th 2.4 of the piece)	L	16
É16.7	The loss of the number of turns (Th 2.5 of the piece)	Th	16
É16.8	Exponential amplification (Th 2.7 of the piece)	L	16
É16.9	The incompleteness of the First principle (Remark 3.1)	L	16
É16.10	The refutation of the minor (Remark 3.2)	L	16
É16.11	Transformation, not degradation (Remark 3.3)	L	16
É16.12	Definition 3.4	L	16
É16.13	The axis absorbs a third of the integers (Proposition 3.5)	Th	16
É16.14	The axis as recycling operator	L	16
É16.15	Three biological recyclings (Remark 3.6)	F	16
É16.16	The biosphere reclassifies	L	16
É16.17	IEEE 754: Stevin's residue engraved in silicon (Remark 3.8)	F	16
É16.18	"Chaos is not in the equation. It is in the chip."	L	16
É16.19	Halo (Remark 3.9)	L	16
É16.20	The digital root {1, …, 9}	Th	16
É16.21	The involution and the mirror tables	Th	16
É16.22	The three columns	Th	16
É16.23	The bottom row	L	16
É16.24	Mathematics of the tool versus mathematics of the object (Proposition 4.1)	L	16
É16.25	Binocular vision lost (Remarks 4.2 and 4.3)	L	16
É16.26	What the remainder does not see (§4.6)	Th	16
É16.27	The five axioms	L	16
É16.28	"ARC eliminates chaos" (Th 5.1 of the piece)	Th	16
É16.29	Determinism is not fatalism (Remark 5.2)	L	16
É16.30	The logistic map with parameter 3 from 1/3	Th	16
É16.31	The floating-point divergence of the same map	Retiré	16
É16.32	Semi-conjugacy and rational periodicity (§5.4), restricted	L	16
É16.33	Volume by projection (§5.5)	Th	16
É16.34	The five conditions that would refute the framework	P	16
É16.35	F4 must be rewritten with the word confusion	L	16
É16.36	F2 does not fall	Th	16
É17.1	The closed asymmetry, corrected form of Theorem 1.1	Th	17
É17.2	The invariance theorem (1.2)	Th	17
É17.3	Geometric priority, drawn by hand	L	17
É17.4	Gauss-Wantzel	F	17
É17.5	The impoverished tools	L	17
É17.6	Living closure: non-injectivity and loss of rank (1.3)	Th	17
É17.7	The cascade: the sequence extracts its own operator (1.4)	Th	17
É17.8	The tip as operator	L	17
É17.9	Pascal and the 9	F	17
É17.10	The inversion law of the repeated square: XXXX projects X onto 9 − X (1.4 bis)	Th	17
É17.11	The square inverts, in arithmetic as in geometry	L	17
É17.12	The pairs in the table	Th	17
É17.13	The 9 in civilisations	L	17
É17.14	The three formulas of chaos (Th 2.1)	Th	17
É17.15	The contradictory object	L	17
É17.16	Theorem 4.1, the trinitarian subtraction	L	17
É17.17	Instantaneous velocity is the grain of sand	L	17
É17.18	The cadastral projection (Th 5.1)	Th	17
É17.19	The centroid pre-exists the integral	F	17
É17.20	The four shells	L	17
É17.21	The end of the search for the grain of sand	L	17
É17.22	The count	Th	17
É17.23	Iron as united differentiated product (Th 7.1 of the piece)	L	17
É17.24	The iron that binds us to the Earth	L	17
É17.25	The gradient 198, base invariant	Th	17
É17.26	Other differentiated products, poles fixed in advance	L	17
É17.27	The truncation of 137	L	17
É17.28	The ferromagnetic triad	F	17
É17.29	The finitist status	F	17
É17.30	Differential equations	L	17
É17.31	H0 to H8	P	17
É18.1	The taxonomy	L	18
É18.2	The fundamental thesis	L	18
É18.3	Definition 2.1 and the count	Th	18
É18.4	The zero of 10	L	18
É18.5	The involution and the constant (Definition 2.2)	Th	18
É18.6	The universal fold (Theorem 2.3)	Th	18
É18.7	The six dated gestures	F	18
É18.8	The six gestures as chained crimes	L	18
É18.9	Axiom A5, completeness principle	L	18
É18.10	Completions by the relation	Th	18
É18.11	The decision	L	18
É18.12	The phase jumps 11, 101, 1001	Th	18
É18.13	The jump as an act of creation	L	18
É18.14	π = 22/7, structural ratio, and the correction of the corpus	L	18
É18.15	√2, half-relation	L	18
É18.16	α⁻¹ = 137, and the correction of the corpus	Chantier	18
É18.17	The NaCl → Fe balance in integers	L	18
É18.18	Spin ½ by three ways	Th	18
É18.19	"Spin is not postulated, it is derived."	L	18
É18.20	Irrationals do not exist in nature	L	18
É18.21	The six conditions	P	18
É18.22	F1 and F3 in the light of R.153	L	18
É19.1	Lorenz, 1961: chaos born of a printer	F	19
É19.2	Science concluded that nature was sensitive; it is first the printer that …	L	19
É19.3	Millikan, 1913: a truncated input constant	F	19
É19.4	Sleipner A, 23 August 1991	F	19
É19.5	Patriot, Dhahran, 25 February 1991	F	19
É19.6	Vancouver Stock Exchange, 1982 to 1983	F	19
É19.7	Ariane 5, flight 501, 4 June 1996	F	19
É19.8	A register overflow is 9 ≡ 0: the turn thrown away when …	L	19
É19.9	The year 2000	F	19
É19.10	Pentium FDIV, 1994	F	19
É19.11	Hubble, 1929: one word for two stars	F	19
É19.12	It is the purest piece of the fold on words (Volume 0, the …	L	19
É19.13	Mars Climate Orbiter, 23 September 1999	F	19
É19.14	The Excel genes, 2016 and 2020	F	19
É19.15	OPERA, 2011	F	19
É19.16	Three things read together	L	19
É19.17	L-1, opened 6 October 2026	Chantier	19
É19.18	The criterion fixed in advance	P	19
É20.1	Right signal, wrong pointer	L	20
É20.2	The relative age effect	F	20
É20.3	The threshold is in the relation	L	20
É20.4	The dated breaches	F	20
É20.5	The magnitude of the crime	L	20
É20.6	The law that organises everything	L	20
É20.7	Chaos appears anyway, and at the same moment	Th	20
É20.8	1. The five and the seven do not see each other	Th	20
É20.9	2. What was crossed out carried the structure	Th	20
É20.10	The worst measured irregularities of the distribution of primes fall on the multiples of …	F	20
É20.11	The rejected prime commands the structure of what remains. The inherited vocabulary of the …	L	20
É20.12	3. The unpredictable is not randomness	L	20
É20.13	4. The half of the square, forgotten	Th	20
É20.14	By measuring the square alone, the Greeks worked on the wrong scale (the …	L	20
É20.15	5. When we sand, the one and the eight react	F	20
É20.16	In the restored cycle, the extreme pair (1, 8) carries the greatest tension …	L	20
É20.17	6. There has never been a base 60, once and for all	L	20
É20.18	What the six examples have in common	L	20
É20.19	The why closed, the how open	L	20
É20.20	Speed has a price	L	20
É20.21	Four measurements that harden	F	20
É20.22	The detail that changes everything	L	20
É20.23	The creditor returns	L	20
É20.24	A single operation, three times	L	20
É20.25	The criterion reformulated	P	20
É21.1	Doubling and squaring coincide only at 2; √2 translates them	Th	21
É21.2	The regime of fear	L	21
É21.3	Reading 1.1, the crime makes the transactions necessary	L	21
É21.4	The return and its fare	Th	21
É21.5	Reading 5.1, the seal as a toll bypass	L	21
É21.6	Reading 5.2, the mystery is the unpaid fold	L	21
É21.7	The criterion of the law	P	21
É21.8	The case of July 2026	F	21
É21.9	It is the self-indexing defect (The Two-Faced Object, §8.1) realised by a machine in …	L	21
É21.10	Reading 6.1, the choice of intensity	L	21
É21.11	Factorisation	Th	21
É21.12	Nature presents the original bill	L	21
É21.13	The double regime	L	21

Part 2 of the table: the one hundred and sixty-two entries of the Register (Part II). The Status column gives the abbreviations carried by the Status line of the entry, according to the rule declared in chapter 13 (III.2); the detail is in the entry itself.

no.	Entrée	Sigles de la ligne Statut	Chapter
R.1	Gauss's folding: 9 ≡ 0	Th, L	7
R.2	The two zeros confused	Th, L	7
R.3	Zero as number and as foundation	Th, L	7
R.4	Accounting subtraction 1 − 1 = 0	Th, L, P/F	7
R.5	The direct return n ÷ n = 1	Th, L, P/F	7
R.6	The four operations taught separately	L	7
R.7	The pure two and amnesiac addition	Th, L	7
R.8	The centre taken for an integer	Th	7
R.9	The cadastre held to be an artefact of base ten	Th, P/F	7
R.10	Casting out nines and digital roots relegated	Th, L	7
R.11	The so-called recreational numbers	Th, L, Chantier	7
R.12	The letter that hides the position	L	7
R.13	Formalisation without meaning	Th, L	7
R.14	The choice of axioms held to be free	L	7
R.15	Proof set up as the tribunal of truth	L, P/F	7
R.16	Predictive success taken for agreement with the real	L	7
R.17	Substantification	Th, L	7
R.18	Number reduced to its quantity	P/F	7
R.19	Completed infinity set up as foundation	L	7
R.20	Least squares throw away the sign	L	7
R.21	Fisher's threshold	L, Chantier	7
R.22	"Apophenia" as an accusation	L, P/F	7
R.23	The diagonal declared without ratio	Th, L, P/F	7
R.24	The square taken for the first form	Th, L	7
R.25	Doubling confused with squaring	Th	7
R.26	√2, π and φ studied in three disciplines	Th, L	7
R.27	Stevin's decimal	Th, L	7
R.28	Stevin's residue in silicon	Th, L	7
R.29	Three decimals held to be equivalent	L	7
R.30	Decimal π, transcendental π, 22/7 approximation	Th, P/F	7
R.31	The theory of irrationals as administration of a status error	L	7
R.32	Physical constants read as irrationals	Th, P/F, Retiré	7
R.33	e defined as the limit of an infinite process	Th, L	7
R.34	Smoothed atomic masses taken for the thing	L, P/F	7
R.35	Units held to be arbitrary conventions	L	7
R.36	The fundamental sought in absolute metric value	L	7
R.37	Counting is not measuring	Th, Retiré	7
R.38	Geometry bounded to ruler and compass	Th, L	7
R.39	Amputation made compulsory	L, P/F	7
R.40	The infinitesimal and the derivative as limit	Th, L, P/F	8
R.41	The integral as a stack of null slices	Th, Chantier	8
R.42	The infinitely divisible continuum	L	8
R.43	Infinity posited in the physical world	L, P/F	8
R.44	Fourier: temporal position destroyed	Th, L	8
R.45	Chaos held to be a property of nature	Th, L, P/F	8
R.46	Navier-Stokes: the fluid, the instrument and the singularity	Th, P/F, Chantier, Retiré	8
R.47	Lavoisier and the First principle: quantity without form	Th, L	8
R.48	The Second principle, entropy as property, dissipation, heat death	L, P/F	8
R.49	The normal law as the law of a nature that disperses	Th, L	8
R.50	Landauer read as destruction of information	Th, L, P/F	8
R.51	Continuous time, parameter time, accelerating time	L, P/F	8
R.52	Memory conceived as a stock	L, P/F	8
R.53	Descartes: the subject separated from extension	Th, L	8
R.54	Self-foundation: cogito, year I, constitutional point zero	L	8
R.55	Coordinates: the infinite line, zero at the centre, the empty atom	L	8
R.56	The observer outside the system	L	8
R.57	The thing in itself	L (Th 4.1 de la source, rétrogradé en L : Volume 1, É 15.7)	8
R.58	Self-reference paradoxes read as limits of the real	L (Th 4.1 de la source, rétrogradé en L : Volume 1, É 15.7)	8
R.59	The why enthroned as judge of the how	Th, L, P/F	8
R.60	Modern science postulates that it can close the why	L	8
R.61	Determinism confused with fatalism	L, P/F	8
R.62	Contraries in place of inverses	L	8
R.63	Local and global confused	L	8
R.64	Emergence: a name without an operation	L	8
R.65	The hard problem of consciousness	L (Th 4.1 de la source, rétrogradé en L : Volume 1, É 15.7)	8
R.66	Consciousness measured as a scalar, or seen as a sequence of flashes	autre (voir l’entrée)	8
R.67	Two dead ends of the philosophy of mind	L, Chantier	8
R.68	Individual consciousness isolated in the skull	L	8
R.69	Copenhagen: discarded information promoted to a property of the world	Th, L, P/F	9
R.70	Born's rule posed as a postulate: the silent square	Th, L	9
R.71	Wave function collapse and the measurement problem	Th, P/F	9
R.72	Everett, Bohm, decoherence: the competing exits	L, P/F	9
R.73	The wave function as primitive; the operator imposed	P/F	9
R.74	Wave-particle duality and superposition as mysteries	Th, L	9
R.75	The quantum-classical boundary	P/F	9
R.76	Heisenberg's indeterminacy read as a property of the real	Th, L, P/F	9
R.77	Robertson's bound confused with phase area	Th	9
R.78	The same ½ explained seven times	Th, L, P/F	9
R.79	Zero-point energy as residue	Th, L	9
R.80	The quantum imagined as a marble; particles as objects	Th, L	9
R.81	ħ as fundamental quantum	Th, Chantier	9
R.82	Spin ½: the 720° pirouette and the postulate	Th, L, P/F	9
R.83	The tunnel effect as borrowing of energy	Th, L, P/F	9
R.84	Tsirelson's bound as a fact without structure	Th, L	9
R.85	Entanglement read as action at a distance	Th, P/F	9
R.86	Spatial distance as fundamental metric; c as speed; the photon that travels	Th, L, P/F, Chantier	9
R.87	Infinite-dimensional Hilbert space held to be necessary	Th, P/F, Chantier	9
R.88	Gravity as force and action at a distance	Th, L, P/F	9
R.89	E = mc² read backwards; the Higgs without ontology	Th, P/F	9
R.90	Dark matter as substance	Th, P/F	9
R.91	Dark energy, explosive expansion, absolute beginning	L	9
R.92	Hardening anomalies read as measurement errors	L, P/F, Chantier	9
R.93	ΛCDM: isotropy postulated and the integral blind to directions	P/F	9
R.94	The neutron lifetime read as an artefact	P/F	9
R.95	The Standard Model: 19 measured parameters, 37 entities, three unexplained generations	Th, P/F	9
R.96	The ultimate particle and the accelerator paradigm	L, P/F	9
R.97	Fission as destruction	P/F	9
R.98	Four forces, the W boson, the running of the strong constant	L	9
R.99	The Yang-Mills mass gap as mystery	Th, P/F	9
R.100	Renormalisation	L	9
R.101	String theory: dimensions, landscape, strings as objects	Th, L	9
R.102	The monopole sought; ∇·B = 0 read as an empirical law; the contingent terrestrial dipole	Th, P/F	9
R.103	Galilean invariance postulated	L	9
R.104	Cumulation confused with fusion; matter as a collection of accidents	L, P/F	9
R.105	The magnetic moment of the muon as a tail of corrections	P/F	9
R.106	The octet as empirical rule; the periodic table as construction	Th, L	9
R.107	The f block and configuration anomalies	Th, L, P/F	9
R.108	The proton spin crisis	L, P/F	9
R.109	Static electricity sought as a property of the material	L, P/F	9
R.110	Darwin: the randomness of variations promoted to a property of the world; the elimination of remainders	L	10
R.111	The 64 codons and the 46 chromosomes held to be contingent	Th, L	10
R.112	The golden number postulated; fractality observed without cause	Th, L (Th §4 et Th 3.1 de la source, rétrogradés en L : Volume 2, B.2.13)	10
R.113	Innate talents as correlations without content	L	10
R.114	The heart as a pump driven from outside	L (corollaires non marqués, comptés L)	10
R.115	The primes crowned kings; the sieve that crosses out; the 1 excluded	Th, P/F, Chantier	10
R.116	The primes held to be distributed haphazardly or hidden	Th, P/F, Chantier	10
R.117	Goldbach with a single basin	Th, L, P/F, Chantier	10
R.118	Collatz as chaos and as mystery	Th, L, P/F, Chantier, Retiré	10
R.119	P versus NP posed in the wrong base	Th, P/F, Chantier	10
R.120	The Millennium problems seen as independent paradoxes	L, P/F, Chantier	10
R.121	The unconscious posited as inhabitant	L, P/F	10
R.122	The automatic as the contrary of the conscious	L, P/F	10
R.123	Repression as keeping out of consciousness; anxiety as engine	L, P/F, Chantier	10
R.124	Shame defined by self-evaluation	P/F	10
R.125	The somatic register of trauma described as failure	L, P/F	10
R.126	The false alarm, the lowered threshold, suppression taken for terminus	L, P/F	10
R.127	Panic and anxiety filed together; panic as an error of judgement; trivialisation	L, P/F	10
R.128	The psychic wound; time that heals; grief measured by love	L	10
R.129	Grief filed under sadness; mourning as disinvestment; mourning medicalised	L	10
R.130	The attention "deficit"	L, P/F	10
R.131	Intelligence measured as a substitute for logic	L	10
R.132	The psychology that individualises and repairs; Maslow without tension; the confessional demolished	L	10
R.133	Jung's shadow without its structure	L	10
R.134	Death thought of as absolute erasure	Th, L, P/F	10
R.135	The patient as deviation from the norm	L	10
R.136	Democracy housed in the State	L, P/F	10
R.137	The election as squaring; volatility named a property of the people	L	10
R.138	The platform network taken for the social	L, P/F	10
R.139	The lineage of powers read as progress; the centre occupied	L, P/F	10
R.140	The two read as a duel	L	10
R.141	Culture confused with heritage; the identity narrative	L, P/F	10
R.142	Independence and sovereignty applied to a collective	L	10
R.143	GDP: measuring the line, ignoring the circle	L	10
R.144	Generative artificial intelligence: industrialised amnesia	L	10
R.145	Operation without thought and the primacy of speed	L, P/F	10
R.146	Decreed units and thresholds (the grade, the 24 frames per second)	L	10
R.147	Numbers written without their receipt: the carry	L, Chantier	10
R.148	Writing that engraves too early	autre (voir l’entrée)	10
R.149	The circularity of α	Th, P/F, Chantier	11
R.150	The damage threshold christened law of torsion	Th, L, P/F	11
R.151	The rise of entropy drawn from regrouping	Th, L	11
R.152	Displacement written as a "negative" value	Th, L, P/F	11
R.153	A single circle for structure and motion	Th, L, P/F	11
R.154	Normalisation: a return cut off halfway	Th, L	11
R.155	The Gaussian bell: the medium admitted then deduced	Th, L, P/F	11
R.156	Huygens, receipt: motion without infinity	Th, P/F	11
R.157	Euler, the two columns	Th, L	11
R.158	Indifference: the equivalence relation applied to persons	Th, L, P/F	11
R.159	The society of judgement: a doubt deprived of its data	Th, L	11
R.160	Popper: fallibility extended to the closed domain	Th, L, P/F	11
R.161	Decoherence: a loss manufactured by the cut	Th, F, L	11
R.162	Superposition read as a fragile state, and the search for its limiting size	F, L	11

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