WaterProtocol
plain-language theorem explainer
WaterProtocol supplies a standardized record for testing predicted changes in water coherence domains near meditators or intention targets. Experimental groups checking voxel-theory claims on coherence transfer would cite this structure to fix the measurement technique and conditions. The declaration is a structure definition that supplies default values for technique, time resolution, and condition list.
Claim. A water coherence domain measurement protocol is a record with a technique string (default ultrafast infrared spectroscopy), a real-valued time resolution (default 100), and a list of string conditions (default control, near meditator, intention target).
background
The module formalizes experimental predictions derived from voxel theory, listing five core testable claims that include altered water structure near intention. All such predictions are treated as hypotheses carrying explicit falsification criteria rather than proven statements. Upstream, Time is defined as the real numbers in RS-native units, while Measurement appears in several sibling modules as a structure carrying a value, optional window, protocol, and uncertainty.
proof idea
The declaration is a structure definition that directly supplies default field values; no lemmas or tactics are applied.
why it matters
It encodes the fourth core prediction listed in the module documentation (water structure altered near intention) and supplies the concrete protocol needed to test coherence-domain claims. The structure sits alongside EEGProtocol and HealingProtocol inside the same experimental-predictions module, all of which remain hypotheses pending data. No downstream use sites are recorded.
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