Editing Openai/692596ae-427c-800c-903a-fe6f67c1d76a (section)

=== Assistant: Yes — I have this entire part. ===
Yes — I have this entire part.
The full section you just pasted was not yet included in the paper draft on the canvas, but I can integrate it seamlessly.

===== This block of your discussion introduces: =====
* The critical failure test (“falsely coherent object”)
* The perfect dictatorship paradox
* The wheel-maker example
* The need for differentiating internal vs. external coherence
* The ecological extension of C_ext
* The philosophical insight: rigidity ≠ coherence

This is very important for the paper because it:
# Fixes a core methodological vulnerability in your theory.
# Shows falsifiability, making the theory more scientific.
# Justifies the introduction of external coherence C_ext.
# Clarifies the difference between order and coherence.
# Shows real-world applicability (political systems, markets).

===== Section 6 — Failure Modes and Critical Tests =====
with subsections such as:
* 6.1 The False Coherence Problem
* 6.2 The Dictatorship Paradox
* 6.3 Internal vs. External Coherence
* 6.4 Case Study: The Obsolete Craftsman
* 6.5 Formal Definition of External Coherence (C_ext)
* 6.6 Implications for Adaptive Systems

===== If you reply “Yes, add this section”, I will: =====

✔ rewrite it in academic style
✔ integrate it cleanly into the existing document
✔ formalize C_ext
✔ polish the examples (dictatorship, wheel-maker)
✔ ensure coherence with the rest of the paper

Just confirm, and I’ll update the canvas.