Research reveals convergence and realizability yield identical values under specific conditions, suggesting a unified understanding of meaning.
Semantic Realizability asks whether meaning can be given a measurable certificate instead of a hand-wavy interpretation. Across 128 conditions and 6,244 trials, the paper reports that under a closed witness loop, convergence and realizability land on the same value with zero observed deviation.
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