IndisputableMonolith.Superhuman.TechnologicalAccess
The module defines the three Nautilus power tiers together with tier power ranges, configurations, spiral radii, and neutral/balanced schedules for technological access. It extends the σ-Resolution Superhero Thesis power taxonomy by supplying discrete tier structures. The module contains only definitions and basic positivity statements.
claimNautilusTier is an inductive type with three constructors; tierPowerRange : NautilusTier → ℝ⁺; NautilusConfig and Schedule are record types; scheduleNeutral and balancedSchedule are distinguished instances of Schedule; spiralRadius : NautilusTier → ℝ⁺.
background
The module imports τ₀ = 1 tick from IndisputableMonolith.Constants and the σ-Resolution Superhero Thesis from IndisputableMonolith.Superhuman.Core. The Core module classifies 27 powers into five epistemic classes A–E by RS mechanism type, with theorems proved from RS axioms and hypotheses carrying explicit falsifiers. The present module supplies the concrete tiered access layer on top of that taxonomy.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the tiered structures that operationalize the power taxonomy of the Core module for technological access questions. It feeds the definitions required for any downstream classification of superhuman capabilities by power level within the Superhuman domain.
scope and limits
- Does not prove realizability of any tier.
- Does not assign specific powers to tiers.
- Does not link tiers to RS constants beyond the imported τ₀.
- Does not supply empirical falsifiers for tier boundaries.
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (14)
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inductive
NautilusTier -
def
tierPowerRange -
theorem
tier_power_positive -
def
requiredTier -
theorem
classC_has_tier -
structure
NautilusConfig -
def
spiralRadius -
theorem
spiralRadius_pos -
abbrev
Schedule -
def
scheduleNeutral -
def
balancedSchedule -
theorem
balancedSchedule_neutral -
structure
SafetyRequirements -
def
fullSafety