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Equation 58 · How Fast Can a Horizon Learn Which Path You Took?

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V(T)V(T)

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TT

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The novelty failure. The rate-to-information translation may add no scientific discrimination beyond plotting V(T) . If Holevo, decision, collector, and receipt thresholds never change a parameter ranking, regime boundary, or proposed test, then the new vocabulary is bookkeeping. The paper should reduce itself to a methods note or be withdrawn.

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