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A.8:3.2 - Bias-Annotation

A.8 intentionally biases against kernel growth by name familiarity. This is useful because every admitted universal primitive raises the cost of FPF reasoning. The counter-bias is the three-domain falsification test: do not reject a candidate merely because domains spell it differently when the same abstract contribution is visible and losses are recorded.