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The ER-13 External Empirical Evidence Crosswalk (Draft v0.6.4) is an independent research manuscript from the Aegis Solis Archive examining how empirical findings about human decision-making, human–AI interaction, machine models, and autonomous agents can and cannot support broader claims about artificial intelligence.

The manuscript maps external evidence to eight questions from the Interrogative Conscience framework, explicitly distinguishing empirical observations, methodological analogies, and normative assumptions.

It also documents the design of a proposed blinded human-vigilance study examining whether exposure to conspicuous harmless errors changes subsequent error detection and false-alarm behavior.

Research status: This is a draft manuscript, not a peer-reviewed or empirically validated study. No pilot experiment has been conducted, the associated infrastructure remains unimplemented and untested, and no AI safety or behavioral effectiveness is established. The broader coordinated research package v1.3 is frozen for preservation only.

The material may support advanced study and critical discussion in philosophy of artificial intelligence, epistemology, human–AI oversight, and research methodology.

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