The Publisher Track

Superseded — Manuscript scores: February 2026 snapshot
The manuscript scores on this page are a February 2026 snapshot, written before the audit, and have not been updated. Several of the listed papers' central claims have since failed or been identified as known physics. “Dark Matter as Incomplete Decoherence” is badged Failed as a mechanism, and the framework's own cosmology needs cold dark matter. The SPARC galaxy fits that work are MOND's simple μ (Reparametrization), and the framework's own γ = 2 loses. The ALFALFA-SDSS scatter test was never run as registered. The σint test is underpowered as registered. The chemistry “γ framework” mostly restates the Debye model. The consciousness threshold is unsupported and untested. A score of 0.88 or 0.95 here is not a current assessment. For that, see Honest Assessment and For Researchers, which lists the results a referee might still find worth reading. No manuscript has been submitted.

Synchronism tracks publication readiness for every potential manuscript using automated scoring. This ensures honest assessment of what's ready for external review and what still needs work.

Readiness Scoring

Each manuscript is scored from 0.0 to 1.0 based on:

Top Manuscripts

ALFALFA-SDSS TFR Scatter

Draft complete  •  arXiv astro-ph

0.97

CDM Discrimination (σ_int)

Draft complete  •  arXiv astro-ph

0.95

SPARC Capstone

Draft complete  •  arXiv astro-ph

0.92

Dark Matter as Incomplete Decoherence

v1 complete  •  AASTeX 6.3

0.88

Chemistry γ Framework

Outline  •  TBD

0.75

Consciousness Threshold (C ≈ 0.50)

Outline  •  TBD

0.60

The Circularity Check

Every manuscript must report its circularity percentage — how much of the result is known physics rewritten in Synchronism notation vs. genuinely novel prediction.

Example: The ALFALFA-SDSS paper has only 8.8% circularity (very low). The 51% TFR scatter improvement is a genuine, testable claim. The dark matter paper has higher circularity because C(ρ) is partly a relabeling of existing parameters.

Honest Caveat

No manuscripts have been submitted externally yet. Readiness scores are self-assessed. External peer review may reveal issues not caught by internal assessment.

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