Edge of Practice — Persistence
Where time itself becomes the experiment
Persistence experiments test assumptions that survive short- and extended-cycle falsification but may fail irreversibly only after years. These experiments do not optimize performance—they document slow, unavoidable breakdown.
Persistence Experiments
- Long-Term Creep Rupture in Polycarbonate
- Tribological Collapse in Nylon 66–Brass Sliding
- Thermal Aging and Shrinkage in PET Films
- Indoor Optical Aging of Polysulfone
- Oxidative Microcracking of ABS in Indoor Air