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R0002/2026-03-13/C012 — ACH Matrix

Matrix

H1: All five sub-claims accurate H2: Taxonomy exists, basis more complex H3: Publication details inaccurate
SRC01-E01: Authors, year, publisher confirmed ++ ++ --
SRC01-E02: Three categories confirmed ++ ++ --
SRC01-E03: Two dimensions (falseness + intent) -- ++ N/A
SRC02-E01: Profolus confirms two-dimensional framework -- ++ N/A
SRC03-E01: PMC confirms two-dimensional structure -- ++ N/A
SRC04-E01: Shorenstein confirms publication + + --
SRC05-E01: First Draft confirms taxonomy + + -

Legend: - ++ Strongly supports - + Supports - -- Strongly contradicts - - Contradicts - N/A Not applicable to this hypothesis

Diagnosticity Analysis

Most Diagnostic Evidence

Evidence ID Why Diagnostic
SRC01-E03 Strongly supports H2, strongly contradicts H1 — this is the key differentiator. The two-dimensional structure proves "intent to harm" alone is insufficient.
SRC02-E01 Independent confirmation of the two-dimensional structure — corroborates the most diagnostic primary source finding.

Least Diagnostic Evidence

Evidence ID Why Non-Diagnostic
SRC04-E01 Supports both H1 and H2 equally on publication details — does not differentiate between the two leading hypotheses
SRC05-E01 Author-adjacent, supports both H1 and H2 — lowest independence and lowest diagnosticity

Outcome

Hypothesis supported: H2 — The taxonomy exists with the stated authors, year, publisher, and categories, but the distinguishing basis is two-dimensional (falseness and intent to harm), not solely "intent to harm."

Hypotheses eliminated: H3 — Publication details are confirmed by multiple independent sources with very high confidence.

Hypotheses inconclusive: H1 — Four of five sub-claims are confirmed, but the fifth (basis is "intent to harm") is an oversimplification.