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Equation 59 · How Fast Can a Horizon Learn Which Path You Took?

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VV

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VV

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The decisive comparison is not Schwarzschild versus Kerr for drama. It is fixed final visibility versus different operational questions. If two systems have the same V but different state mixedness, access geometry, or future controllability, the proposed ledger should give different answers. If it cannot, overlap already contains all the useful content and the extra machinery has failed its reason for existing.

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