tt-vs-reflection-geometry-li
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Statement
The geometric account of DDB §4 (cuts, biconvex sets, the convex hull of the candidate set, the modestly-informed decomposition) has a stated logical-induction counterpart or a stated reason it has none.
Source
projects/deference/note-dump-2026-08-11/notes/roadmap.md, Stage 1: "Understand the geometric difference between total trust and reflection as explained in DDB."
Dorst, Levinstein, Salow, Husic and Fitelson, Deference Done Better (Philosophical Perspectives, 2021), §4.
Notes
Sub-goal d of Stage 1; in progress only as interpretation (reversal-of-difficulty-vs-ddb.md, expert-conditions.md §2.1).
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