facet-bisociation

name	facet-bisociation
description	Bridge two unrelated thinking matrices via Koestler bisociation. Identify independent frames of reference and force collision to produce creative insight.
execution	strategy
used-by	cross-domain-discovery

Facet Bisociation

Bridge two unrelated thinking matrices via Koestler bisociation — the creative act occurs at the intersection of two self-consistent but habitually incompatible frames of reference.

State Ledger

Resource	Target	Current	%
web-search	30	0	0%
web-research	10	0	0%
paper-overview	25	0	0%
paper-search	15	0	0%
paper-research	5	0	0%

HARD-GATE

Cannot exit strategy until ≥80% of each budget line is consumed OR yield targets are met with justification for remaining budget.

Available Tactics

Tactic	Role
analogy-extraction	Extract structural principles from each matrix
domain-divergence	Ensure the two matrices are genuinely unrelated
bridge-validation	Validate that the bisociation produces deep insight, not surface pun

Available SOPs

SOP	Role
domain-scanning	Identify candidate thinking matrices
abstraction-extraction	Abstract the logic of each matrix
bisociation-network-construction	Build the collision network between matrices
analogy-quality-assessment	Assess depth of the bisociative connection
cross-domain-synthesis	Synthesize bisociation outputs into ideas

Execution Guidance

1. Select Matrix A: Identify the problem's native frame of reference (its habitual logic)
2. Select Matrix B: Find a genuinely unrelated frame via domain-divergence tactic
3. Abstract both: Extract the operating logic of each matrix using abstraction-extraction
4. Force collision: Identify points where the two logics intersect or contradict
5. Extract insight: At each collision point, derive a novel perspective or mechanism
6. Build network: Use bisociation-network-construction to map all collision points
7. Validate depth: Use bridge-validation to confirm insights are structural, not superficial