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Published June 1, 2026
Discoveries rarely emerge from a single observation.
More commonly they emerge from ecosystems of interacting evidence.
Constraints support interpretations.
Interpretations guide decisions.
Decisions generate learning.
This paper evaluates discovery as an ecosystem process sustained through interacting networks of geological information.
Discovery emerges most reliably when multiple knowledge systems reinforce one another.
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