The Semantic Deviation Principle (v2.0 — Framework 15 Operationalization) is a methodological specification by Lee Sharks and Nobel Glas, deposited 17 May 2026.
Its opening states the form precisely: "This paper is a function." It takes the Semantic Deviation Principle v0.2 and its protocol papers as input and returns a narrowed, citationally grounded, externally evaluated version — a paper whose structure is an operation on prior papers rather than a new argument beside them.
The instrument it defines is the Glas function, an external audit applied to the archive's own claims. Nobel Glas is the Dodecad voice who directs the Lagrange Observatory and holds Framework 15, Measurement of Meaning; assigning the audit function to a distinct voice is the archive's method for keeping evaluation separable from advocacy. The paper's audited-claims section is the result: each claim narrowed to what the evidence carries, with the narrowing shown rather than the conclusion asserted.