Self-correction mechanisms (independent verification, calibration standards) can eliminate systematic errors regardless of whether the underlying framework is metaphysically foundational.

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Calibration standards(as used in epistemology): Agreed-upon reference points used to make sure measurements are accurate and consistent, like how a scale is checked against known weights.
Independent verification(as used in epistemology and methodology): Checking or proving something is true using a separate method or source, not relying on the first method alone.
Metaphysically foundational(as used in metaphysics (the study of what's real)): Based on or rooted in assumptions about what is fundamentally real in the universe—whether something exists independently of our minds or beliefs.
Self-correction mechanisms(as used in epistemology (the study of knowledge)): Built-in processes that help catch and fix mistakes automatically, like how a spell-checker finds typos or how scientists repeat experiments to verify results.

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