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The principle that two propositions can contradict each other in some spectral dimensions while aligning in others, making contradiction a matter of degree rather than an absolute binary. Two arguments can be [contradictory] on the truth-value spectrum but aligned on the evidence-quality spectrum, or opposed on the conclusion spectrum but parallel on the methodology spectrum. The law of possible spectral contradiction allows for nuanced [relationships] between ideas that simple logic would declare irreconcilable. It's the logic of "we agree on the facts but disagree on what they mean," of "same evidence, different interpretations," of "[contradictory] but not incommensurable."
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