Human Restoration Theory (HRT): Statement of Scope and Series Structure

Human Restoration Theory (HRT) is a conceptual framework examining skeletal load-bearing efficiency as a primary organizing constraint in human physiology under gravitational conditions. This document defines the scope and internal structure of the HRT working paper series, outlining the distinct roles of each paper: phenomenology, conceptual framework, evidence integration, and falsification criteria. It does not introduce new empirical findings, but establishes how the series is to be read as a coherent system.