AIM Framework glossary
Replicability-Consensus
Canonical definition
The form of consensus produced when many independent Individuals, each performing an experimental test whose result is determined by exogenous physical reality, arrive at the same Belief. *
Explanation
Everyone agrees because they each checked against physical reality, not against each other. Canonical derivation: Chapter 14 (Quantum Epistemology), Section 14.10.2.
Epistemic status
Framework-Specific Construct.