: 'CPO — Tacit Knowledge Capture: A Falsifiable Hypothesis and Pilot Experiment Design'

Authors: Joseph
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Abstract

This project presents the CPO Hypothesis (Osmotic Procedural Consciousness Protocol), proposed by Joseph Castillo. The central claim is that expert tacit knowledge of the second order — the heuristic intuition that guides problem-solving before outcomes are known — is encoded in the structure of process trajectories (action sequences, decision timing, backtracking patterns) in a way that is distinguishable from novice process by an informed observer, without requiring explicit articulation by the expert. H1 (falsifiable): Domain-informed blind judges can identify experts from process records alone at a rate significantly above chance (>70%, p

Fields of Study & Subjects

Knowledge Management and Sharing Innovative Education and Learning Practices AI-based Problem Solving and Planning

Publication details

Journal / source
OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints)
Publication date
24 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint