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The Anthropic Collapse Theorem
Amos Jay Maley · 24 pages · Constants and Ensemble Arc - Paper 5
The manuscript distinguishes primitive anthropic explanation from conditional inference within a supplied ensemble. It argues that observer conditioning presupposes a parameter space, measure, observer predicate, witness ledger and comparison transport. The paired survival theorem permits posterior filtering and evidential updating inside independently licensed ensembles; the result does not refute all anthropic models.
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Amos Jay Maley. The Anthropic Collapse Theorem. 2026-05-11. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20118633.
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- Section 2: Scope and non-claims · PDF page 5
- Section 10: Primitive collapse and posterior survival, Theorems 10.2-10.3 · PDF page 12
- Section 26: Theorem package and logical dependency · PDF page 22
- Section 27: Conclusion · PDF page 22
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