The asymptotic fate is entirely determined by the sign. There is no other possibility.
Defeat Conditions
To Falsify This
**Find a third attractor** — Demonstrate a stable equilibrium state that is neither Φ_max nor Φ_min. This would require a potential landscape with three wells, but the destiny equation has only two fixed points. The dynamics are bistable, not tristable.
**Show continuous outcome distribution** — Prove that asymptotic Φ values form a continuum rather than clustering at two points. But the dynamical analysis ([[093_A12.1_Asymptotic-Behavior|A12.1]]) proves convergence to fixed points, not intermediate values. The distribution IS bimodal.
**Demonstrate stable limbo** — Find souls that remain eternally at intermediate coherence without approaching either attractor. But intermediate states are unstable equilibria—any perturbation sends them toward one attractor or the other.
**Prove sign-independent outcomes** — Show that σ = +1 and σ = -1 souls can reach the same attractor. This contradicts the sign-dependent dynamics: sign determines direction, and direction determines destination.