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Equation 16 · Part 1 · Every Test Changed the Scene and Kept the Chair Red

Symbol pi

RRR(π)\mathrm{RRR}(\pi)
π\pi

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The kill criterion follows directly from the same construction. If RRR(π)\mathrm{RRR}(\pi) for NCP and CfC lands close to 1 — target convergence holding up once the color cue is reassigned to a decoy, at rates statistically indistinguishable from their own matched-appearance baselines — this critique fails outright, and the paper’s causal language should be read as exactly what its evidence, completed, would then support. If instead RRR(π)\mathrm{RRR}(\pi) collapses toward 0 while a scripted, zero-training color tracker clears the same recolored-target trials at a rate no better than chance in the true target’s favor, the countermodel is confirmed and the causal claim needs the test it has been missing…

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