R0053/2026-03-31-02/C005/SRC01/E01¶
Prompt defines axioms, claims, and queries as combinable input types
URL: Local file: prompt-snapshot.md
Extract¶
The Input Types section defines: - Axioms — "facts declared by the researcher that MUST be assumed true for the duration of the research. Axioms are NOT tested, NOT fact-checked, and NOT subject to competing hypotheses." - Claims — "assertions to be tested against evidence" - Queries — "questions to be answered with evidence"
The input format template shows all three sections together. The prompt states: "All three sections are optional. An input may contain only claims, only queries, only axioms with claims, or any combination. Claims and queries may be intermixed in a single research run."
Step 1 (Receive and Clarify) instructs: "If the input contains declared axioms, acknowledge them and confirm they will be treated as assumed-true constraints. Do not generate hypotheses for axioms."
Relevance to Hypotheses¶
| Hypothesis | Relationship | Strength |
|---|---|---|
| H1 | Supports | Exact match — axioms and tested assertions coexist |
| H2 | Contradicts | "any combination" in a single run eliminates partial correctness |
| H3 | Contradicts | Axioms are explicitly defined and handled |
Context¶
The axiom concept is explicitly attributed to Joohn Choe's ICD 203 prompt (researcher facts assumed true) in the Framework Attribution table.