What is the Congruence Methodology?
The Congruence Methodology identifies patterns when independent sources from different decades, countries, and contexts describe the same phenomena. A score of 9.0+ means: Multiple independent, verifiable sources with consistent details. Example Thesis #80 (Score 8.5): Puharich (1952) → Schlemmer (1974) → Geller (1971) → Roddenberry (1974) → Eshed (2020) all describe the same entity group over 74 years. The methodology explicitly distinguishes between verified primary sources and speculative content.
What is the Congruence Methodology?
The Congruence Methodology identifies patterns when independent sources from different decades, countries, and contexts describe the same phenomena. A score of 9.0+ means: Multiple independent, verifiable sources with consistent details. Example Thesis #80 (Score 8.5): Puharich (1952) → Schlemmer (1974) → Geller (1971) → Roddenberry (1974) → Eshed (2020) all describe the same entity group over 74 years. The methodology explicitly distinguishes between verified primary sources and speculative content.
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