Synthesis Algorithm

The steps

1. Identify the disparate inputs to be synthesized. Multiple sources, multiple domains, multiple frames.
2. Per Correspondence: identify what algorithm or structure operates across all inputs. Where the inputs share an underlying algorithm, synthesis is structural; where they don’t, synthesis is forced.
3. Per Mentalism: locate the Third Kingdom of each input. What is each input actually about? Surface differences often dissolve at the Third Kingdom level.
4. Per the Variable Principle: hold open the differences between inputs as bounded variables. Premature synthesis collapses real differences.
5. Identify the gradient. Synthesis channels a gradient between fragmented understanding and integrated understanding.
6. Apply the Process Density principle. Below threshold: inputs remain distinct, no synthesis. At threshold: synthesis emerges. Above threshold: forced synthesis loses fidelity.
7. Document the synthesis. Per Database step. The synthesis that exists only verbally dies with the speaker.
8. Per Layer I.G: prior synthesis attempts are integrated into present capacity. Your current synthesis is constituted by every prior synthesis, including the failed ones.

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From the GFunnel Methodology v5.1 by Cameron Garlick, licensed CC BY 4.0. Steps are reproduced word for word.