A framework that organizes the relationship among knowledge sources and sets independent validation methods for each.
The Takamolya Epistemic Framework is the theoretical structure that rebuilds the relationship between knowledge sources by assigning independent methods of validation to each. It neither conflates nor excludes; rather, it provides mechanisms that allow us to distinguish between what is certain and what is hypothetical. Information from any source is therefore understood in its real weight: certain if it fulfills its own criteria, or filtered/rejected if it does not. This framework lays the foundation for overcoming epistemic distortions and building precise functional knowledge and achieving epistemic integration.
