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70. AI unit examples Input: SF2. Required expansion: SF2 = IH(SF1) AND IH(NOT SM1) AND PH(SF1) AND NOT PH(SM1) AND UD(SF1) AND PA(x) AND PA(NOT y) AND NOT FD(SF1). Input: Does SF1 imply PA(x)? Required answer: not by general PA logic; SF1 is female-typed by category axiom, but PA irreducibility blocks causal lifting to the standalone mode. 𝑃𝐴𝑥 ( ) Input: Does IH(NOT SM1) mean NOT IH(SM1)? Required answer: no. Input: Does IH(SF4) imply SF4? Required answer: yes, by IH projection. Input: If SF4 implies SF3, does IH(SF4) imply IH(SF3)? Required answer: not generally. It implies SF4, then SF3, but inheritance provenance cannot be retagged. Input: Can PA contain IH(SF2)? Required answer: not in core HGL; nested/cross-level PA arguments are ill-typed. Input: Can IH contain PA(x)? Required answer: yes. Input: Can IH contain IH(PA(x))? Required answer: yes, and the additional inheritance layer is preserved. Input: Does stage stagnation stop puberty? Required answer: no such entailment; woman/man development can continue at fixed stage. Input: What exact body trait must SF50 have? Required answer: deduce the PH profiles explicitly encoded by the stage; deduce a concrete trait only if it is defined as a member/consequence of one of those profiles or an explicit causal law supplies it. Part XIX — How a scientist should read revised HGL 71. Treat chromosome symbols as formal variables inside this fictional theory x=XX and y=XY are formal developmental-condition atoms in HGL. The theory is not a claim that real human sex development is exhaustively determined by those two strings. A scientist interpreting the fictional world should study the causal semantics supplied by HGL rather than silently importing real-world simplifications or corrections. 72. Distinguish five experimentally different questions For any observed structure, ask: 1. Condition question: which inner conditions are present?
Source Canon: Verbatim mathematical and modal logic. Interactive navigation and operator lookups available at /#hgl-part:50.