Exhaustion of Admissibility Repair Strategies

This paper proves the exhaustion of admissibility repair strategies. It systematically eliminates all proposed methods for restoring admissibility after failure, including probabilistic validation, post-hoc justification, scope restriction, governance overlays, architectural resets, and representational reframing. Each strategy is shown to violate standing conservation or scope invariance, rendering repair structurally impossible. The result establishes admissibility failure as terminal rather than correctable. No algorithms, workflows, or implementation guidance are provided; the argument is purely eliminative and necessity-based.