Concept · Revised

Plural consensus

Enough common reference to coordinate action while disagreement persists about meaning, memory, and responsibility.

Why it matters

A working definition, open to revision.

Plural consensus separates inspectable anchors from interpretation and institutional decision. It asks systems to keep disagreement legible rather than forcing complete convergence.

Dissenting question

At what point does tolerance for divergence make coordinated action impossible?

Related concepts

Canonical recall→Perceptual drift→Reality mediation→

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