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PHY.3:6 - Bias-Annotation

The method corrects two live errors: treating one device’s failure as a prohibition on every mechanism, and applying a quoted prohibition after its resource or input conditions have changed. Its own principal risk is selecting a convenient physical description that omits an allowed device or contribution. Keep the coverage argument next to the conclusion and use a changed-condition return to expose what the result actually depends on.

The worked proofs assume established classical thermodynamics and standard quantum operations in their stated regimes. Their conditional strength should remain visible when a research question concerns the adequacy of those theories themselves. A formal contradiction identifies incompatible premises; it does not choose by itself which empirical premise to revise.