La Profilée - The Biology Programme A Structural Audit of Persistence and Identity Across Biology

Biology is a realization domain, and — unlike physics — it is the domain where the law’s own differentia first appears: a living system does not merely persist, it acts upon its own persistence. Load and capacity stop being facts about the system and become variables the system operates on. This catalogue does for biology what the Physics Programme Master Catalogue does for physics. It is not a derivation of biology and not a summary of biological findings. It is an audit register: where established biology already applies an identity or persistence criterion without stating one, what follows when the criterion is made explicit, and what status each finding carries. The four-step protocol is unchanged. Present the biology completely without the law; audit it for implicit persistence and identity structure; insert the law explicitly as a named premise; catalogue the consequences by class. Step one is what makes step three checkable. The standing restriction. Nothing here derives a cell, a membrane, a genome, or an organism. These are realizations — the physical and chemical ways a world happens to build self-maintainers. Where a module reads a biological structure as the realization of a forced abstract role, that reading is labelled as such and never as a derivation of content.