Four working principles, and one orientation stated openly.

Sidq

Truthfulness as an operative constraint. In practice: no page asserts more than its evidence supports; unknown figures are shown as unknown; a draft is never presented as a product.

Falsifiability

Every substantive claim carries what would refute it. On this site, a "What would refute this" box accompanies claims where that can be stated.

Declared limits

Every body of work states what it does not cover. Each declaration ends with a declared-limits box, and each programme page says what does not exist yet.

Correctability

Any reader can file a defect, and corrections are published with reasons. See corrections and the contact page.

Seven principles of 2030B

The 2030B ecosystem has its own seven principles, listed on the 2030B page. An earlier draft said "eleven"; it lists seven.

Orientation, stated openly

The founder's orientation includes "God first, then human", and the Ontology Department aligns its work toward al-Ḥaqq, the Real. These are stated here so that readers can weigh the work knowing them. They are not claims that the five-dimensional ontology depends on them.