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Cross-domain recursive-amplification convergence across four independent programmes

First date: Findings

This was first published by Michael Darius Eastwood on . Anchored evidence is listed below. See the machine-readable priority record at /research/priority/ and the full ledger at /priority-claims.

The claim - verbatim

Michael Darius Eastwood first published the synthesis observation that at least four independent research programmes (AI reasoning, quantum error correction, acoustic physics and consciousness science) have converged on recursive or recurrent processing producing capability gains exceeding linear accumulation, on 13 February 2026 in the Foundational paper (OSF DOI 10.17605/OSF.IO/6C5XB). This is a synthesis observation about other researchers' independent work, not a claim of discovering the underlying results. Priority-claims.html row 16 tags recursion-cross-domain as speculative.

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Risk notes - what this claim does not support

Risk notes. Priority is over the synthesis observation on this date only; do not claim Eastwood produced the four programmes' results.

Verify this claim. The machine-readable priority register is at /research/priority.json (this claim is PC-035 in claimsLedger[]). The full public ledger view is at /priority-claims. Where evidence points at a redacted evidence/... path, the public verification method is documented at /research/evidence-spine.html. Every result is independently checkable via the OSF programme at osf.io/6c5xb (DOI 10.17605/OSF.IO/6C5XB).

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