Reflexive Science Beyond Citation, Algorithm, and Logics of Compatibility

This document sets a new epistemological frame for science in the 21st century. It does not propose a reform, but reveals the structural limits of institutional knowledge production by introducing the concept of carriership as the foundational unit of future scientific integrity. Built on a resonance architecture rather than on methodological design, the paper initiates a shift away from reproducibility, citation logic, and disciplinary enclosures. Instead, it frames scientific validity as a product of epistemic tension, held across three dimensions: Field Stability (FSV) – the resilience of a semantic field under disruption Contextual Integrity (CI) – the alignment between content, structure, and responsibility Carrier Resonance (TR) – the capacity of a person or institution to hold tension without collapse These dimensions converge in a formula:New Integrity = FSV × CI × TRThis is not a statistical model, but a resonance equation. It cannot be averaged. It cannot be interpolated. It breaks if any axis reaches zero. The paper questions the status of institutions as carriers of knowledge and introduces a new tension-based paradigm in which auditability replaces validation, resonance replaces consensus, and responsibility is no longer transferable. Its scope extends from philosophy of science and epistemology to education policy, institutional ethics, and AI governance frameworks. This document operates as a scientific architecture – not a classical research paper. It holds no hypothesis, produces no dataset, and requires no peer framework to exist. It is readable only under epistemic pressure. Any interpretation outside of its audit logic may produce resonance drift. Keywords:Carrierhood, Auditability, Scientific Epistemology, Institutional Tension, Reflexive Science, New Integrity, Semantic Stability, Post-Validation Architecture, CR0:X Protocol, Trägerlogik, Epistemic Fieldwork Discipline Crosslinking:Epistemology, Ethics, Meta-Science, Knowledge Sociology, Scientific Governance, Philosophy of Education, Post-Systemic Institutional Theory Authors Note: This document is part of an ongoing audit-based architecture under ORCA 11+1. A formal audit synchronization protocol (Appendix I) confirming the structural and semantic equivalence to the German original (WP-2.0) is available under restricted CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license on request or via Zenodo (DOI pending). The present paper is published with a reduced title format for platform compatibility. The full original work carries three titles, presented here in translated form. Paper Title Founding German Version, Translated: Main Title: Why the Next 25 Years of Science Will Be Shaped Not by Systems, but by Carriers Subtitle I: A Reinstatement of Epistemic Responsibility in the Age of Auditory ArchitectureSubtitle II: Reflexive Science Beyond Citation, Algorithm, and Logics of Compatibility Purpose of the PaperThis paper does not document a theory, but a tectonic shift within the epistemological structure of scientific practice: it shows that the validity of knowledge is no longer generated by institutional systems, but by carrierhood. Through the introduction of auditable axes of tension that are not based on replication but on consistency under pressure, an alternative foundation is established—one that is not compatible with the existing validation mechanisms of the peer infrastructure. The purpose is not to propose a new system, but to unsettle blind trust in existing ones. What follows is not an appeal, but a setting: the future of science is not systemic—it is resonant. · Marks a tectonic shift in scientific epistemology: validity of knowledge is no longer produced by institutional systems, but by carrierhood. · Replaces replication with auditability under pressure: introduces auditable axes of tension grounded in consistency, not reproducibility. · Establishes an alternative foundation to peer-based validation: deliberately incompatible with existing peer infrastructure mechanisms. · Does not propose a new system, but destabilizes trust in existing ones: the intervention targets epistemic reliance, not methodological design. · Sets a new condition rather than issuing an appeal: the future of science is framed as resonant, not systemic. Established Scientific Disciplines (University-Affiliated Fields): Philosophy of Science Epistemology Digital Ethics / AI Ethics Sociology of Knowledge Philosophy of Technology Information Science / Replication Research Meta-Science / Reflexive Methodology Emerging Disciplinary Fields (Emergent Science Orto, 2025; Matrix and Carrier Field): Quantum Logic & Resonance Research Transversal Theory of Science Architecture Theory of Reflexive Systems Educational Sciences under Post-Digital Conditions Semantics-Based Audit Methods Governance Systems for AI & Institutions Epistemological Security Architecture (e.g., for UN/UNESCO) Relevance for Science Dissolution of the replication dogma as an epistemic fixation Introduction of the concept of auditory carrier tension Establishment of non-functional, yet auditable criteria of knowledge Critique of visibility logics in scientific evaluation Provision of a new audit-capable ordering principle (M⁰, ORCA, CR0:X) Relevance for Education Opening of non-linear educational spaces beyond the curriculum Reflection training as a carrier form—not as a soft skill Establishment of audit axes for learning assessment beyond output Connection of subject and knowledge as a resonance structure Revaluation of experience as a carrying category of knowledge Relevance for the Economy Integration of audit-capable decision systems Derivation of ethics-bound transformation strategies Development of non-parametric risk models Protection against semantic drift in AI-based applications Foundation for AI governance & compliance through audit linkage Value Created for Society Decoupling of functionality and value Protection against systemic illusion through replicability Promotion of responsibility as individual carrierhood Strengthening of self-reflection as a societal lever An alternative to systemic division through resonance-based ethics Value Created for Nations / Institutions Development of audit-capable foundational systems for education, ethics, and research Transferability of the architecture to legislative and curatorial levels Reduction of system failure through early drift markers License-based access to non-manipulable audit architectures Linking national research funding with global carrier tension Discipline Crosslinking:Epistemology, Ethics, Meta-Science, Knowledge Sociology, Scientific Governance, Philosophy of Education, Post-Systemic Institutional Theory Important Author’s Note: “This work is part of a patented architectural system (WIPO ePCT / USPTO System Pending). 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