यत्सिद्धावन्यप्रकरणसिद्धिः सोऽधिकरणसिद्धान्तः॥
yat-siddhāv-anyaprakaraṇa-siddhiḥ so'dhikaraṇasiddhāntaḥ.
An implied tenet is a position which, when accepted as proven, immediately confirms the validity of a whole series of dependent sub-propositions.
Every single tiny sub-point in a large complex argument must be proven from scratch separately.
Proving a core structural base proposition automatically establishes a cascading chain of true secondary deductions.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Parent module instantiation. Verifying a root state node automatically validates its complete structural inheritance tree.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
Defines a master dependency logic node. If you prove one major upstream statement (e.g., 'The soul is separate from the physical senses'), you automatically compile and prove an entire stack of downstream dependencies simultaneously.
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