The Consilience
The graded hypothesis engine
Science keeps rediscovering the same structures in different vocabularies. No instrument can see it.
Three gaps. One missing instrument.
The comparison gap
Adversarially comparing just two theories of consciousness took a global consortium seven years and millions of dollars. Once.
The recognition gap
Schrödinger kept Vedanta notebooks beside his wave equations for decades. He saw one structure in two languages, and had no way to demonstrate it. The recognition died private.
The vocabulary gap
"Quantum vacuum" and "Sunyata" describe structurally similar dynamics. No search engine and no embedding can see it, because they share not a single word.
The Consilience is an open, grounded hypothesis engine that finds and grades structural correspondences between scientific theories and contemplative traditions. It generates hypotheses ready for verification; verification itself is never our claim.
Three things make it different
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It matches structure, not words.
Method
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The judge is never a language model.
Method
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It is honest enough to say no, in public.
Method
Status
Research preview live. Graded engine in active build, gated behind an adversarial calibration benchmark. Pilot deployments underway with research institutes in consciousness science and physics. Engine code will be released open source, and the graded canon published as an open dataset: scientific infrastructure built as a public good.