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Is Michael Darius Eastwood a genius?

The site does not grade Michael Darius Eastwood and asks readers not to either, in either direction. Verdicts about a person are not evidence about claims. The artefacts carry the programme: dated designs, a public retraction kept in the open, and a decisive test that is written and has not run. Judge the method and the evidence, both printed with their kill conditions.

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The site does not grade Michael Darius Eastwood, and it asks readers not to either, in either direction. A person-verdict such as genius or crank is not evidence about any claim; the programme's own review page records cold machine assessments converging on exactly this separation, calling the work a legitimate research programme while declining to call its central empirical claims established science.

What can be judged are artefacts: dated designs whose predictions precede their outcomes, a public retraction and a thirteen-minute self-demotion preserved in git history, a live laboratory notebook, and a decisive experiment that is written, dated and prepared as a draft registration awaiting human submission. It has not run. Until it runs, the accurate description of this estate is a structured, falsifiable proposal with supporting exploratory work, and that is the site's own status line.

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