Thirty papers defining what BDTH proposes, what it observes, and where the distinction matters.
The Constitution sets out the working positions on which Burning Down the House is built.
Across thirty papers, it defines the framework, establishes its boundaries, and separates what is observed from what is inferred and what remains proposed.
These are not articles of faith.
They are positions held openly, so they can be examined, tested and revised.
The first paper begins below.
Not a creed. Not a dogma. A framework for truth-seekers.
BDTH proceeds from the working position that coherence is the ordinary condition of the human system — not an achievement, not a rare psychological state. The remaining twenty-nine papers carry this position forward, paper by paper, through to its wider context.
