IIP-0006Draftrevised 2026-08-01
Scientific Governance
Establishes evidence standards, required disclosures, publication of failure, and capture controls.
Draft: Written but unreviewed. Content may change substantially.
Motivation
Institutions that cannot admit error will defend it.
Specification
Adopt the four premises, the required disclosures, mandatory publication of negative results, and the capture controls in Book V.
Rationale
Publication of failure is the cheapest available control and the one most often omitted.
Open questions
Auditor appointment; emergency powers; appeals against institutional decisions.
Proposal metadata
- Identifier
- IIP-0006
- Status
- Draft
- Created
- 2026-08-01
- Last revised
- 2026-08-01
- Authors
- ISILP
- Framework version
- 0.1.0-alpha
- Source
proposals/iip-0006.mdx
Chapters governed by this proposal
- Continuous ImprovementAcceptedBook I — Foundations
- TransparencyDraftBook III — Voluntary Institutions
- Scientific GovernanceDraftBook V — Scientific Governance
- Governing PremisesDraftBook V — Scientific Governance
- Required DisclosuresDraftBook V — Scientific Governance
- Publication of FailureDraftBook V — Scientific Governance
- Governance CaptureDraftBook V — Scientific Governance
- Transparent AssumptionsConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Measurable OutcomesConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Evidence StandardsConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- AuditsConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Model RevisionConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Conflict DisclosureConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Independent ReviewConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- AppealsConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Emergency PowersConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Institutional ReplacementConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
- Separation of PowersConceptBook V — Scientific Governance
Cite this page
ISILP. IIP-0006: Scientific Governance. Intelligentism Improvement Proposals, version 0.1.0-alpha (revised 2026-08-01). https://intelligentism.isilp.org/proposals/iip-0006