Editing Philosophical Research:Schizophrenic point of view (section)

=== F2 Statements ===

F2 Statements are used to represent statements which currently appear to be inaccurate relative to material reality or to the defined reality they describe. (The "F" stands for "false", although when S2 statements are not designed around traditional binary logic, this may be slightly misleading. A "false" statement is defined here as an {{em|unsound}} statement — one which has been contradicted by accurate models of the real world.)

Like with S2 Statements, the presentation of an F2 Statement need not be objective. To the extent possible while also being understandable to everyone else, the statement should represent an accurate, in-character portrayal of the reasoning of a particular ideology. It is best to have an objectively-traceable reason the statement is marked false, making use of sources or inferences using well-sourced neighboring statements. (Many statements on the Prototype have been marked F2 without context that would be sufficient to understand why, but this will change as more statements are given their own pages.) The "S2" or "F2" designation of a statement is allowed to change over time based on available evidence, or based on how the exact arrangement of claims inside each statement is divided between statements.