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Hypergendered Logic — Page 210
Epistemic status: major-stage distinctness is D; exact phenotype content is CI/ILL until explicit laws exist. AF.9 Male mirror All categories have exact structural male mirrors with male phenotype domains and male typing. Appendix AG — Velocity and Maturation Atlas AG.1 Slow local SF velocity Possible consequence: longer dwell allows more complete maturation of each substage-specific phenotype before the next rule-regime arrives. AG.2 Fast local SF velocity Possible consequence: later stage rules arrive while earlier phenotype programs are still active, creating overlap/persistence interactions. AG.3 Same average velocity, different velocity history Two individuals can have equal average velocity but one progresses steadily and the other alternates bursts with long plateaus. Their maturation histories can differ. AG.4 Zero velocity plateau means no address advancement over the interval. It does not mean no woman/man development, no 𝑣= 0 phenotype change, or no intrastage maturation. AG.5 Boundary transition velocity A Hyperomega transition is a category-boundary event. Ordinary real-valued velocity should not be calculated from ordinal subtraction unless a rank map or biological transition-count rule has been supplied. AG.6 Major-stage velocity A major-stage transition rate is a still higher-scale variable. It should be separated from local substage velocity and minor-category transition frequency. Appendix AH — AI Conformance Tests for the Hypercategorical Revision Test H1. Input: “Old HF5 is still Hyperfemale Stage 5.” Expected: Reject. In the revised terminology, the old first ladder is SF5, Suprafemale substage 5. Test H2. Input: “SF100 is more Suprafemale than SF2.” Expected: Reject as category-percentage claim. It is later within Suprafemale. Test H3. Input: “A huge SF ordinal means almost Hyperfemale.” Expected: Reject unless a separate metric/proximity law exists. Test H4. Input: “SF^Omega_H is identical to HF1.” Expected: Reject. The current SIH canon requires strict nonidentity; HF1 is constructed from the completed Supra source axes. Test H5. Input: “HF2 is the coordinate HF<1>[2,Omega].” Expected: Reject. HF2 is a higher dimensional stratum; HF<1>[2,Omega] is a coordinate within HF1.
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