Aria · Methods & evidence
The Holo-Lab
Make the question precise. Define what you will measure, choose a fair comparison, and keep the evidence traceable.
From an idea to a test
- Define the questionState one claim, the system it concerns, and the limits of the test.
- Name the variablesRecord what each variable means, its units, source, and measurement limits.
- Choose controls before resultsCompare with ordinary baselines. When the formula is relevant, retain the ordinary-pi control.
- Keep a reproducible recordSave the method, source versions, raw outcomes, uncertainty, and any deviations.
Open the next step
PrepareBuild your test promptChoose the relevant lane and depth, then copy the participant prompt.Open test setup InspectBrowse released recordsCheck sources, methods, failures, and claim limits before starting new work.Browse the record ChallengeTest the weak pointsDefine what would weaken the claim and compare credible alternatives.Visit Shadow
Keep the claim within the evidence.
Separate what was observed, what was calculated, and what you infer. A missing test remains missing; an uncertain result remains uncertain.
AI can help organize a test, but the participant is responsible for checking sources and results. A calculation or a successful simulation alone does not establish new physics.