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Taxonomie EA

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Taxonomie EA

Definition

Taxonomie EA is the hierarchical classification system of epistemické anihilace techniques used in the Kompendium epistemické a kognitivní anihilace. It assigns every technique a stable identifier in the form EA-X.Y.Z-α, where:

ComponentMeaningExample
EAConstant prefix (Epistemic Annihilation)EA
XPrimary category (1–8)1 (Academic Manipulation)
YSubcategory within the primary category1 (Acquisition Disruption)
ZSpecific technique within the subcategory1 (Selective Exposure)
αVariant suffix (optional, lowercase letter)a, b, c

For example, EA-1.1.1 is Selective Exposure — primary category 1 (Academic Manipulation), subcategory 1 (Acquisition), technique 1 (Selective Exposure). The suffix -a would denote a documented variant of the same technique.

The eight primary categories are:

  1. Akademické techniky intelektuální manipulace
  2. Scénáře epistemické delegitimizace
  3. Pokročilá edukativní implementace (constructive counterpart)
  4. Terminální protokoly (advanced destructive sequences)
  5. Ultramární techniky fundamentální dekonstrukce (150 techniques planned)
  6. Klinické aplikace (diagnostic and therapeutic frameworks)
  7. Teoretické reflexe (philosophical and interdisciplinary)
  8. Přílohy (master index, case studies, glossary)

Context

The notation is designed with five engineering properties relevant to long-term scholarship:

PropertyRationale
StabilityThe EA code does not change even if presentation URLs are refactored
Hierarchical readabilityReader can infer category and subcategory from the code itself
Variant extensibilitySuffix -α allows variant designation without restructuring
Machine indexabilityEasy parsing for automated analysis, bibliography systems, ML training
AuditabilityUnambiguous reference in cross-disciplinary discourse

Within the Prismatic Platform, EA codes serve as first-class cross-references:

  • The Kompendium hub and techniques index use them as canonical anchors.
  • The Decision Engine calibration logic references EA codes when flagging epistemic manipulation indicators in input sources.
  • Glossary entries link directly to relevant EA codes for context.
  • Future automation (RAG over the kompendium, structured ML training) will use EA codes as the primary indexing key.

The taxonomy follows semver discipline: bug-fix reclassifications increment the patch version; addition of new techniques increments the minor version; breaking restructuring of the code system increments the major version. The current version is v0.1.0 — initial publication, taxonomy in active expansion.

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