प्रसङ्गहेतुकत्वाच्चानवस्थाप्रसङ्गात् प्रसङ्गसमः॥
prasaṅga-hetukatvāccā-anavasthā-prasaṅgāt prasaṅgasamaḥ.
The Futile Analogy called Balancing the Infinite Regression (Prasaṅga-Sama) occurs when an opponent demands an infinite stack of sub-reasons to validate your primary reason, attempting to trigger a system freeze.
A robust argument must perfectly prove every single micro-atom of the language registry down to infinity from scratch during every sentence.
Prune your dependency trees. Self-evident primitives and calibrated knowledge ports act as verified global constants—demanding sub-proofs for them is logged as a malicious system-stalling exploit.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Recursive heap exhaustion attack. Intentionally demanding endless nested sub-validation routines for self-evident primitives to force a stack overflow drop.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
The infinite recursion attack suite. If you say 'The mountain has fire because it has smoke', and the opponent triggers a Prasaṅga-Sama exploit: 'Prove the smoke is real. Now prove your eyes are working to see the smoke. Now prove the definition of eyes.' They are attempting to force an endless loop of sub-proof demands to crash your memory heap.
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