When a Unique Answer Is Not an Identified Answer — v1.0.0-candidate

Evidence Press unrefereed candidate

This release fixes version 1.0.0-candidate of When a Unique Answer Is Not an Identified Answer: Selectors, observational equivalence, and evidential overreach across four applied fields.

Reserved version DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21891811. DOI registration and resolution occur when the matching Zenodo deposit is published.

Release assets

• when-a-unique-answer-is-not-an-identified-answer-v1.0.0-candidate.tar.gz — exact tagged package archive; SHA-256 3474aee0c90930959a7cc624c438396584241415ed948d7f74e8f138ecdbfb09.
• when-a-unique-answer-is-not-an-identified-answer-v1.0.0-candidate.pdf — 21-page reader manuscript; SHA-256 fd0fefeda74f9d5c9195886c73e9747c8b84c44a85e2a887b5f076d399e056fb.
• when-a-unique-answer-is-not-an-identified-answer-v1.0.0-candidate-SHA256SUMS — checksum list; SHA-256 f881990f96632d37e1a77d5592578dd54b4919e889d697e18f74d78ddb434835.

Assurance boundary

Producer-side replay passes normally and under python -O; the stored receipt is byte-identical; the Selector Ledger validates against schema 2.0.0; the privacy/path guard passes; the manifest verifies; and GitHub CI passes on Python 3.11 and 3.13. These checks establish bounded integrity and internal replay only. They are not independent reproduction, independent reimplementation, formal verification, field-expert review, editorial peer review, novelty priority, model truth, or policy evidence.

The raw Notion exports remain privately retained and are not included. The public archive contains only their SHA-256 source manifest.