Narrquest and the Inherent Instability of Open Loop Problem Formulations

Narrquest and the Inherent Instability of Open Loop Problem Formulations Abir Terique Hridoy Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, North South University, Plot # 15, Block # B, Bashundhara, Dhaka 1229, Bangladesh Email:[email protected] ——————————————————————————————————————— Abstract This paper provides a rigorous deconstruction of the Narrquest framework (Chen, 2026) through the lens of Stochastic Control Theory and Information Physics. By defining "Invalidity Conditions" (IC-1 to IC-5) that decouple narrative structure from technical optimization and closed causal loops, Chen (2026) constructs an inherently unstable open-loop architecture. We demonstrate that such a framework violates the fundamental principles of observability (Kalman, 1960) and controllability, asserting that any narrative explanation derived from an unobservable state or lacking a corresponding control decision is analytically unacceptable. Furthermore, by examining the recursive self-referential nature of the Narrquest ecosystem (Chen, 2025a-2025e), we identify a zero-information entropy phenomenon, where "narrative sovereignty" functions as a high-variance stochastic noise rather than a verifiable signal. The conclusion asserts that any framework rejecting empirical adequacy and feedback mechanisms results in unbounded semantic drift, rendering it functionally void for complex system adjudication due to its failure to provide a robust control strategy. In a system that has achieved optimal control parameters, unexpected behavioral deviations indicate a loss of controllability or failure in feedback mechanisms. Such deviations signal a breakdown in system stability, calling for corrective intervention within the control architecture. Keywords: Stochastic Control Theory, Information Entropy, Open Loop Instability, Non Observability, System Identification Failure, Semantic Signal Noise, Robust Stability, Preemptive Falsification Avoidance, Control Feedback.