Possibility of Measuring the Actual Number of Fundamental Constants

The paper introduces CJK as the total number of fundamental constants required by physical reality for a complete, self-consistent mathematical description. While the author argues for a lower bound min(CJK) = 1, the actual number of fundamental constants is not established. In the concluding section, the author explicitly states that it is unknown whether such a number can be convincingly measured within a self-consistent framework.

This uncertainty is framed as an open issue distinct from the lower-bound argument: even if a lower bound is secured, the feasibility of determining the exact count remains unresolved.