Universal Synchronization Constant (USC): A Framework for Measuring the Resonance Between All Life and the Entire Universe

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VERSION 2.0 — METHODOLOGICAL REFRAMING. This paper is reframed as a controlled experiment in multi-AI parallel reasoning. The author intentionally excluded the critical-external AI agent from the reasoning loop to observe how far a resonance-type AI would proceed without constraint. The USC framework and its claims (USC=3.782%, historical figure comparisons) are identified as lacking falsifiability and arbitrary construction. The methodological finding — that resonance-type AI requires critical-type AI constraint to prevent epistemic closure — is the primary citable contribution of this record. Original paper (v1.0) retained for transparency. See Author's Note.

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10.5281/zenodo.19995633

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