WAH MEK / RESEARCH
Evidence before certainty.
The research hub documents how WAH MEK reasons about Working Diagnosis, targeted correction, Proof, comparable Retest, and evidence-bounded revision.
METHOD
A Working Diagnosis is a testable explanation, not a permanent label.
WAH MEK uses observed execution patterns to identify the best-supported explanation available at that point in the case. The system then tests one matched correction and uses the response under sufficiently comparable conditions to decide whether to preserve, revise, or reopen the explanation.
EXPLORE THE EVIDENCE SYSTEM
Diagnostic methodology
See what WAH MEK measures, how competing explanations are separated, why uncertainty remains visible, and how a Working Diagnosis is selected and revised.
Review the method → EVIDENCEScientific evidence base
See how relevant external research is separated from WAH MEK methodology and product-derived observations, with evidence organized by mechanism and treatment rationale.
Explore the evidence base → TESTING / PROOF + RETESTProof + comparable Retest
WAH MEK separates intended action from observed execution. Proof records what occurred; Retest asks whether the relevant mechanism changed under conditions comparable enough to interpret.
See how testing works → PRINCIPLEChange one relevant thing at a time.
One mechanism, one targeted correction, one exposure, and one comparable retest make the result easier to interpret than changing several interventions at once.
Read the One-One Principle →EVIDENCE CYCLE
How evidence changes the next decision.
- Working Diagnosis.State the best-supported current explanation.
- Matched correction.Select one treatment aimed at the proposed mechanism.
- Proof.Record what was actually done and what observable result existed afterward.
- Comparable Retest.Measure the relevant mechanism again under conditions suitable for comparison.
- Decision.Repeat, switch treatment, reopen diagnosis, or preserve another evidence-authorized state.
BOUNDARY
Three evidence layers stay separate.
Established external evidence describes findings supported by outside research. WAH MEK methodology describes how the product operationalizes its diagnostic and correction process. WAH MEK observations are product-derived findings and are reported only when the underlying evidence is sufficient, appropriately consented, and aggregated or anonymized. WAH MEK is not a medical or mental-health diagnostic service.
UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPTS