RecognitionLight
plain-language theorem explainer
RecognitionLight aliases the recognitionInterface stage as the pre-temporal revealing act that makes distinction available. Foundation researchers cite it when proving that recognition precedes time ticks and spacetime in the forcing order. The definition is a direct one-line alias to the corresponding constructor of the Stage inductive type.
Claim. Recognition light is the recognition interface stage in the pre-temporal forcing order, the primitive act that makes distinction available before time or spacetime.
background
The PreTemporalForcingOrder module records a forcing order among stages that must precede physical time. Stage is the inductive type whose constructors are distinction, recognitionInterface, singleValuedPredicate, symmetricComparison, compositionConsistency, rcl, jCost, arithmeticObject, and timeTick. RecognitionLight is defined to be the recognitionInterface constructor, separating the pre-temporal revealing act from physical light, which appears only after J-cost and spacetime emerge.
proof idea
This is a one-line wrapper that directly assigns RecognitionLight to the recognitionInterface constructor of Stage.
why it matters
It supplies the initial stage for PreTemporalOrderCert, whose fields include recognition_light_pre_time and recognition_light_pre_spacetime. The module documentation states that recognition light is the primitive revealing act prior to time, while physical light is the null boundary downstream of J-cost and ticks. This placement marks the first step in the pre-temporal chain before the eight-tick octave and spatial dimensions are forced.
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