Kill Switches

Armed at lock, on the author’s word. Each names what would exhibit the counterexample.

KS-GRAV.1 — The equivalence, fenced

Claim. A site settling freely reads no keeping in place from inside, at the resolution at which the slope under it is one slope. A held site cannot read, from inside, whether the landscape or something else keeps it in place.

Test. A freely settling site shown to read keeping in place from inside, at one slope: a freely falling laboratory’s internal accelerometer away from zero. Or free fall shown to differ between test bodies of different make — which tests the ruling that every site is the same sand (AP51 §4), not the derivation of §2, which does not reach universality. Or a held site shown to read, from inside, which keeps it. Tidal readings across a site’s own extent do not fire it.

Status. LIVE — STRUCTURAL.

Recovery. The equivalence of §2 loses its structural ground and reverts to Einstein’s postulate.

KS-GRAV.2 — The landscape sets the crossing

Claim. A pile landing between two sites at rest to each other changes the crossing record between them. Light is redirected by the pile.

Test. The crossing record between two sites at rest to each other shown unchanged by a pile landing between them. The observables: the deflection of light by a mass, and the round-trip delay of a signal passing near a mass, each against its own null.

Status. LIVE — STRUCTURAL.

Recovery. §3 fails. The author’s ruling on redirection falls. AP52’s flat case stands.

KS-GRAV.3 — Two registers

Claim. Coupling holds a record, at one channel. Gravity keeps a record history in place, over all twenty-one. Within AP50’s formula the perceived weakness is the compounding.

Test. Gravity shown to enter a reading at one gate’s worth, uncompounded. Or coupling shown to enter at the compounded worth. The observable is AP28’s ratio of the realised gravitational coupling to α at the electron.

Status. LIVE — STRUCTURAL.

Recovery. §1 fails. AP50 §5’s two roles collapse to one.