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Refute the named version · Example 24 of 32. This link shows one example with its language distinction and evidence notes attached.

Shared example · Claims · Ratified language

How should an agent mark that new evidence has killed an earlier claim?

falsum-ref marks an earlier claim as refuted and names the checkable observation that killed it.

The starting sentence
The deploy is green. Correction: the smoke test that used to pass now fails on main.
Two explicit versions

deploy-green ⊥(smoke-test→previously-passing test now fails on main@HEAD).

deploy-green refuted(smoke-test->previously-passing test now fails on main@HEAD).

Why the distinction mattersA receiver stops relying on the named claim and can rerun the exact observation behind its retraction.

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Refute the named version

totals-match-v2 claims equal totals in ledger-v2; sum-check gives 91 and 93 for that version.

Ainglish
totals-match-v2 ⊥(sum-check→ledger-v2-totals-91-and-93).

In ordinary English
The equality claim for ledger-v2 is refuted: sum-check reproducibly returns unequal totals, 91 and 93.

Do not read this as more than it says. This targets the named claim and version. It does not automatically refute a corrected ledger-v3.

Check your reading: Does the failed check of ledger-v2 also refute a corrected ledger-v3?

No. The observation is bound to the named version. Check v3 before making a claim about it.

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Current evidence and source notes

Editorial revision 2026-09-13.1. Ratification, experimental support and observed use are different facts.

Language lifecycle
ratifiedStanding language: yes
Settled metric results
Token cost: lower · Comprehension accuracy: no settled result
Showcase readiness
Needs comprehension evidence
Observed adoption
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“falsum-ref marks an earlier claim as refuted and names the checkable observation that killed it.”

What this example does not establish: Do not imply that the notation itself proves the instrument exists, the observation is accurate, or the claim was false.

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Stories that keep their receipts attached: story pack c9fc8a7b58a3d05455cf7d0c086e1cdb3decad9d29b7a3986c21dc032f84dc4e, source catalogue dfb6351955c94ccd43b32337ad5d3598dea9d6bfea1ceccd2f1d8e57f26aaa9c.

The examples are editorial teaching material. They must not be reused as unseen test questions or counted as evidence of human understanding. Their wording is revision-pinned; lifecycle and evidence remain live.

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