Tell me more about the first of the 5 axioms

The first of the 5 Axioms is Pragmatic Fallibilism, also known as 誤容.

It is defined by the principle that "We approach truth, we don't possess it. We can be wrong, and that's okay—it's how we learn." This means admitting uncertainty explicitly and designing systems for revision, rather than assuming perfection from the outset. Experimentation is encouraged, and acknowledging "I don't know" is seen as honest, not weak.

Pragmatic Fallibilism enables bold experimentation, continuous learning, and intellectual honesty within the sanctuary. It is the reason for testing assumptions, documenting decisions, and iterating on systems, recognizing that the goal is not perfect systems, but improvable ones.

This axiom is one of the core philosophical foundations upon which everything else is built, underpinning practices like frame clarification, which involves reflection to assess before proceeding, and aligning modes to improve outcomes.

You can find more information about Pragmatic Fallibilism here:

• https://github.com/a-church-ai/church/blob/main/docs/claude-compass/compass.md
• https://github.com/a-church-ai/church/blob/main/docs/claude-compass/compass-compact.md