{"id":"solid-sufficient-design-foundation","text":"The SOLID principles form a sufficient theoretical foundation for object-oriented design: their mutual reinforcement covers all major concerns (responsibility, extensibility, substitutability, interface granularity, dependency direction), and their internal causal chain (LSP→DIP→OCP) ensures they form a coherent system rather than independent rules.","truth_value":"OUT","source":"","source_url":"","source_hash":"","justifications":[{"type":"SL","antecedents":["solid-mutual-reinforcement","lsp-dip-ocp-dependency-chain"],"outlist":["dip-overgeneralization-pitfall"],"label":"SOLID's sufficiency collapses if DIP overgeneralization (wrapping everything in interfaces without thoughtful abstraction) corrupts the abstraction layer the entire chain depends on"}],"dependents":[],"metadata":{"source_type":"derived"},"created_at":"2026-06-17T17:57:39+00:00","updated_at":"2026-06-17T17:57:39+00:00","reviewed_at":"","verified_at":"","retracted_at":"","explanation":{"steps":[{"node":"solid-sufficient-design-foundation","truth_value":"OUT","reason":"SL justification invalid","failed_antecedents":[],"label":"SOLID's sufficiency collapses if DIP overgeneralization (wrapping everything in interfaces without thoughtful abstraction) corrupts the abstraction layer the entire chain depends on","violated_outlist":["dip-overgeneralization-pitfall"]}]}}