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16.​ Invalid: 
. Why: no general IH distribution. 
𝐼𝐻𝐴∧𝐵
(
) = 𝐼𝐻𝐴
( ) ∧𝐼𝐻𝐵
( )
17.​ Invalid: 
. Why: no general IH distribution. 
𝐼𝐻𝐴∨𝐵
(
) = 𝐼𝐻𝐴
( ) ∨𝐼𝐻𝐵
( )
18.​ Invalid: 
. Why: destroys PA causal scope. 
𝐼𝐻𝑃𝐴𝐴∧𝐵
(
)
(
) = 𝐼𝐻𝑃𝐴𝐴
( )
(
) ∧𝐼𝐻𝑃𝐴𝐵
( )
(
)
19.​ Invalid: 
. Why: inheritance depth/provenance differs. 
𝐼𝐻𝐼𝐻𝑆
( )
(
) = 𝐼𝐻𝑆
( )
20.​ Invalid: 
 is a core higher-stage formula. Why: nested PA is ill-typed/noncanonical. 
𝑃𝐴𝑃𝐴𝑥
( )
(
)
21.​ Invalid: SF3 must explicitly re-list every Stage-2 PA atom outside IH. Why: IH(SF2) already carries 
the prior stage as prior-stage structure. 
22.​ Invalid: SF3=SF2∧¬SM2. Why: canonical stage uses IH on both sources. 
23.​ Invalid: ¬SM2=SF2. Why: non-SM is much broader than Suprafemale. 
24.​ Invalid: IH¬SM2=SF3. Why: SF3 also inherits SF2. 
25.​ Invalid: later IH¬SMn is meaningless because ¬SM1 implies it. Why: Boolean shadow may be 
redundant while source-sensitive inheritance is not. 
26.​ Invalid: same Boolean projection means same HGL state. Why: IH provenance can differ. 
27.​ Invalid: FemaleType(SF1) entails standalone PA(x). Why: type and causal mode are different 
predicates. 
28.​ Invalid: MaleType(SM1) entails standalone PA(y). Why: mirror error. 
29.​ Invalid: SF100 means 100 times female. Why: stage counts inheritance order, not percentage. 
30.​ Invalid: SM100 means 100 times male. Why: same. 
31.​ Invalid: higher SF always means more stereotypically feminine appearance. Why: PH adds stage 
phenotype profiles, but no rule says those profiles must be stereotypical or visually exaggerated. 
32.​ Invalid: higher SM always means more stereotypically masculine appearance. Why: PH adds stage 
phenotype profiles, but no rule says those profiles must be stereotypical or visually exaggerated. 
33.​ Invalid: stage stagnation means puberty stops. Why: stage and maturity are separate variables. 
34.​ Invalid: puberty proves stage advancement. Why: ordinary development is not Archstage 
progression. 
35.​ Invalid: same stage means same age. Why: stage is not chronological age. 
36.​ Invalid: same stage means identical phenotype. Why: maturity/environment/history can differ. 
37.​ Invalid: different stage guarantees visible difference. Why: high-order changes may be latent or 
microscopic. 
38.​ Invalid: all Archwomanly traits must already occur in ordinary women. Why: higher architecture can 
make new female-compatible states causally available. 
39.​ Invalid: surprising means nonfemale/nonmale. Why: surprise reflects prediction limits, not category 
classification. 
40.​ Invalid: an AI can fill missing phenotype laws with common sense. Why: that would convert 
speculation into fake deduction. 
Appendix D — Detailed higher-stage construction: Stages 3 through 10 
D.1 SF3 and SM3 
SF3 = IH(SF2) AND IH(NOT SM2) AND PH(SF2) AND NOT PH(SM2) AND UD(SF2) AND NOT FD(SF2) 
SM3 = IH(SM2) AND IH(NOT SF2) AND PH(SM2) AND NOT PH(SF2) AND UD(SM2) AND NOT FD(SM2) 
Inheritance depth is 2. The new source on each side is the non-state of a Stage-2 whole rather than a 
Stage-1 whole. 
D.2 SF4 and SM4 
SF4 = IH(SF3) AND IH(NOT SM3) AND PH(SF3) AND NOT PH(SM3) AND UD(SF3) AND NOT FD(SF3) 
SM4 = IH(SM3) AND IH(NOT SF3) AND PH(SM3) AND NOT PH(SF3) AND UD(SM3) AND NOT FD(SM3)

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