Inner World Depth (IWD)

In Union Irish: Doimhneacht an Domhain Istigh (DDI) — the depth of the world within

Inner World Depth (IWD) measures the depth and structure of a mind's internal architecture — including recursive self-modelling, layered intention, and paradox-bearing coherence.

Higher IWD generally supports higher Noögenic Seed Potential: a mind with richer interior complexity is more likely to survive compression into seed form while preserving its generative structure.

Example: Two minds of comparable intelligence can score very differently on IWD. One holds a single coherent self-model and discards contradiction on contact; the other maintains several nested models of itself at once and can sit with an unresolved paradox without collapsing it. The second is the higher-IWD mind, and the more promising Noöseed candidate.

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