/feynman — The Integrity Audit

Apply Richard Feynman's framework for detecting self-deception, cargo cult reasoning, and institutional dishonesty to any analysis, business plan, investment thesis, or decision. The output is not "is this a good idea?" — it is "is the analysis of this idea honest, or is it fooling itself?"

"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself — and you are the easiest person to fool." — Richard Feynman, "Cargo Cult Science" (1974)

This skill is a meta-tool. Where /munger asks "Is this a good business?", /feynman asks "Is the analysis trustworthy?" Run it after /munger to audit the lattice analysis itself, or standalone on any claim, plan, or thesis that demands integrity before action.

Core Principles

These are non-negotiable and come from Feynman's actual methodology across Appendix F of the Rogers Commission Report (1986), "Cargo Cult Science" (1974), "What is Science?"