A Book from Summit Cognitive
The end of assumed truth.
What survives scrutiny is not what felt true, but what can be shown. A new standard of admissibility for consequential decisions in a world where the actors are increasingly artificial and the stakes increasingly real.
Admissible Reality makes a single, demanding claim: a consequential decision is not legitimate because an institution authorized it — it is legitimate because it can be reconstructed, reviewed, replayed, and contested after the fact. As finance, hiring, benefits, healthcare, and security increasingly run on systems whose reasoning cannot be replayed, the book argues this is not a technological problem but a procedural and constitutional one — and proposes a replacement standard: decision admissibility.
"A decision is not real because it is authorized. It is real because it can be reconstructed." — Admissible Reality
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