What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to redefine anomalous experiences through an audit-first measurement approach.

March 25, 2026Open Access

QRCF: Anomalous Experience v0.1.1 (Audit-first / NO OVERCLAIM)

Key Points

The aim is to redefine anomalous experiences through an audit-first measurement approach.
Introduced audit-first definitions and gates: PASS, FAIL, INCOMPLETE.
Provided artefacts in various formats: Main, Supplementary, and Installation documents.
Established governance focusing on audit and fact-based evaluations.
Reframed anomalous experiences as measurable effects rather than claims.
Set clear boundaries against military, surveillance, and coercive applications.

Abstract

This record releases QRCF: Anomalous Experience v0. 1. 1. It reframes anomalous experiences as audit-able measurement-pipeline effects, not as entity claims. Scope: audit-first definitions and gates only (PASS / FAIL / INCOMPLETE). NO OVERCLAIM: not a proof, not a clinical claim, and not an ontological claim. Artefacts: Main (PDF/DOCX), SI (PDF/DOCX), INSTALLME (ASCII/PDF). Governance: Audit-first | NO OVERCLAIM | FACT-BASED Axis: Peace / Non-violence / Dignity Dual-use boundary: NO military / NO surveillance / NO coercion

QRCF: Anomalous Experience v0.1.1 (Audit-first / NO OVERCLAIM)

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