The Bruna method

One discipline, stated before anything else: say what would prove you wrong.

Four sections, then the rest

A notebook enters the Atlas only once four sections are written: the question, what is known and what is not, the hypothesis, and how it can be disproved. Until then it stays private. The gate is not a judgement on quality: it is a check that the four boxes are full.

The fourth is the one that matters

Whoever has an idea defends it. Bruna asks, up front, how it comes apart. A notebook that cannot answer that is not yet research.

Who wrote what stays written

Nobody edits published text directly: a proposal is sent, reviewed by someone other than its author, and once approved it carries the writer's name. The replaced version stays in the history with its own signature.

What is known needs references

The section on what is known carries sources, each marked for the strength of its evidence: causal, association, hypothesis, contested. It is the difference between what is known and what is remembered.