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The result is a nested absolute difference of the eleventh sum, a sawtooth: the test also records the apex for every eleventh sum from 0 to 100 and the base rate of an apex of 10 on random digits behind the same prior. Nothing of Pi is staked; the digits are noted.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"What the Ducci sequence at the top of the illustration offers is something like a DRAM check. What remains after 10 differential cascades of the 'sum of computed knowing'? The illustration suggess for the 11*8+1 columns that the segments of summed computed knowing are 11, 43, 45, 35, 41, 40, 39, 43, 38, 33, 44. And, after the DRAM test the result is 10 after 10 differentials."},{"addresses":["b1c2","b1c89"],"id":"P-1b","placement":"sixth","test":{"args":{"apex":10,"draws":20000,"placement":"sixth","seed":3},"name":"base_rate","out":{"apex":10,"at_most_2":"15239/20000","draws":20000,"hits":153,"most_common":[[1,7153],[0,5165],[2,2921],[3,1507],[4,902],[5,559],[6,405],[7,299],[8,242],[9,212]],"probability":"153/20000","seed":3}},"title":"THE BASE RATE OF THE APEX","typed":{"kind":"the null behind P-1","layers":["M"],"note":"Random digits behind the prior 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, eleven period sums, the open triangle: how often the apex is 10.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"What remains after 10 differential cascades of the 'sum of computed knowing'?"},{"addresses":["b1c89","b2c90","b3c91","b4c92","b5c93"],"id":"P-2","placement":"sixth","test":{"args":{"placement":"sixth","replacements":[{"formed_as":"as drawn","sum":44},{"formed_as":"44 + 8","sum":52},{"formed_as":"44 + 8 - 3 - 4","sum":45},{"formed_as":"44 + 8 - 3","sum":49},{"formed_as":"44 - 4","sum":40},{"formed_as":"44 - 3 - 4","sum":37}]},"name":"what_if","out":{"cases":[{"apex":10,"formed_as":"as drawn","right_edge":[44,11,6,6,5,4,4,3,3,3,10],"sum":44},{"apex":2,"formed_as":"44 + 8","right_edge":[52,19,14,14,13,12,12,11,11,11,2],"sum":52},{"apex":9,"formed_as":"44 + 8 - 3 - 4","right_edge":[45,12,7,7,6,5,5,4,4,4,9],"sum":45},{"apex":5,"formed_as":"44 + 8 - 3","right_edge":[49,16,11,11,10,9,9,8,8,8,5],"sum":49},{"apex":12,"formed_as":"44 - 4","right_edge":[40,7,2,2,1,0,0,1,1,1,12],"sum":40},{"apex":13,"formed_as":"44 - 3 - 4","right_edge":[37,4,1,1,0,1,1,0,0,0,13],"sum":37}],"first_ten":[11,43,45,35,41,40,39,43,38,33]}},"title":"THE WHAT-IFS","typed":{"kind":"a measure under the refresh test's rule","layers":["M"],"note":"Each what-if replaces the eleventh sum and runs the same open triangle. The drawn column of his diagram (40; 7, 2, 2, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1; 12) is the fourth case: the triangle's own rule with 44 less 4.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"What can then be asked is, the 'what ifs', such as: 1. What if the last 44 could include what is communicably effectual from row 2 col 90, which is 8? What would the result be after the refresh test where that last item was 44+8= 52, rather than 44? 2. What if the last 44 was considered to be 'held' knowable at row 3 such that 8 was added but the values of 3 and 4 from rows 4 and 5 were subtracted from 44. That would be 44 + 8 - 3 - 4 = 45 3. What if we only add 8 and subtract 3. That would be 44+8-3=49 4. What if we only subtract 4? That would be 44-4=40 5. What if we only subtract 3+4? That would be 44-3-4=37"},{"addresses":["b2c90","b3c91","b4c92"],"id":"P-3","placement":"either","test":{"args":{"placement":"sixth","trips":4},"name":"drift","out":{"drift":{"all_five":840,"bands":[{"band":1,"period":8,"refold":8,"slip_per_trip":0},{"band":2,"period":7,"refold":56,"slip_per_trip":1},{"band":3,"period":6,"refold":24,"slip_per_trip":2},{"band":4,"period":5,"refold":40,"slip_per_trip":3},{"band":5,"period":4,"refold":8,"slip_per_trip":0}]},"five_ones":[[{"band":5,"column":5,"digit":1,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":4,"column":6,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":3,"column":7,"digit":1,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":2,"column":8,"digit":4,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":1,"column":9,"digit":1,"on_its_own_one":true}],[{"band":5,"column":13,"digit":6,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":4,"column":14,"digit":5,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":3,"column":15,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":2,"column":16,"digit":5,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":1,"column":17,"digit":8,"on_its_own_one":true}],[{"band":5,"column":21,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":4,"column":22,"digit":2,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":3,"column":23,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":2,"column":24,"digit":8,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":1,"column":25,"digit":4,"on_its_own_one":true}],[{"band":5,"column":29,"digit":4,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":4,"column":30,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":3,"column":31,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":true},{"band":2,"column":32,"digit":8,"on_its_own_one":false},{"band":1,"column":33,"digit":3,"on_its_own_one":true}]]}},"title":"THE DRIFT","typed":{"kind":"computable from the structure; the design's §2.11 law in his words","layers":["S"],"note":"Bands 1 and 5 never slip against each other, 8 being twice 4. The middle bands slip a fixed count per trip of eight, 8 mod the period: 1, 2, 3; each is back in register with band 1 every lcm(8, period) columns: 56, 24, 40; all five every 840. The five ones on the way back up are met on the first trip only.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"If we are to consider what we 'note' about the number line that is in accord with the matters noted over each of the five rows, this has given us three rows (2,3,4) where in each row the 'local being' is drifting out of register with local knowing and local computing. If we are to consider what the formula N = (N-1)+1 means within the illustration, especially between rows 1 and row 2, which end up gaining synchronicity after the full booth up phase, then the 'drift' can be considered as the slip in the column registry of 'local being' within rows 2, 3, 4 against the computable deteminism of the 1st and 5th rows."},{"addresses":["b1c1","b2c2","b3c3","b3c91"],"id":"P-4","placement":"sixth","test":{"args":{"columns":[1,2,3,91],"placement":"sixth"},"name":"cells_at","out":{"cells":[{"address":"b1c1","bands":[{"band":1,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":0},{"band":2,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":0},{"band":3,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":0},{"band":4,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":0},{"band":5,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":0}],"column":1,"digit":0,"half":"the top","traverse":1},{"address":"b2c2","bands":[{"band":1,"on_bold":false,"past":1,"whole":0},{"band":2,"on_bold":false,"past":1,"whole":0},{"band":3,"on_bold":false,"past":1,"whole":0},{"band":4,"on_bold":false,"past":1,"whole":0},{"band":5,"on_bold":false,"past":1,"whole":0}],"column":2,"digit":0,"half":"the way down","traverse":2},{"address":"b3c3","bands":[{"band":1,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":0},{"band":2,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":0},{"band":3,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":0},{"band":4,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":0},{"band":5,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":0}],"column":3,"digit":0,"half":"the way down","traverse":3},{"address":"b3c91","bands":[{"band":1,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":11},{"band":2,"on_bold":false,"past":6,"whole":12},{"band":3,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":15},{"band":4,"on_bold":true,"past":0,"whole":18},{"band":5,"on_bold":false,"past":2,"whole":22}],"column":91,"digit":0,"half":"the way down","traverse":3}],"walked_zeros_by_band":{"1":[1],"2":[2,56],"3":[3,71,83,91],"4":[38,60],"5":[77]},"zeros":[1,2,3,38,56,60,71,77,83,91]}},"title":"THE THREE ZEROS AND THE FIFTEENTH COUNT","typed":{"kind":"a fact of the number line under a placement, read on the structure","layers":["S","N"],"note":"The three zeros stand at columns 1 to 3 under both placements and the traverse walks them one band at a time: c1 on band 1, c2 on band 2, c3 on band 3. At column 91 band 3 stands on its fifteenth bold count and the traverse is on band 3; the digit there is 0 under the sixth circle and 6 under the ninth. The prior art: the quadratic confinement 1 = 0 + 0 + 0 (RK-8); being, knowing, computing are the Horizon's three linearities (the LDD reference, §11).","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"Note the 'three zeros' in the third row, where I mentioned that 'knowing' is represented. The conjecture experiments that launched Linked Digital Dynamics starts with 1 = 0, 0, 0 as a 'set' of being, knowing and computing and this illustration caprutres those same three zeros at the start. And they land, with the last zero in the 3rd row exactly where 'knowing' is at the 15th number."},{"addresses":["b1c2","b1c9","b1c10","b1c17","b1c89"],"id":"P-5","placement":"sixth","test":{"args":{"n":8,"numbers":[11,43,32,44,12,40,8,10,4,21,13,23],"placement":"sixth"},"name":"cascade_table","out":{"cascade":[{"C":0,"E":0,"O":0,"state":0},{"C":0,"E":1,"O":0,"state":1},{"C":1,"E":-1,"O":1,"state":2},{"C":-1,"E":3,"O":-1,"state":3},{"C":3,"E":-5,"O":3,"state":4},{"C":-5,"E":11,"O":-5,"state":5},{"C":11,"E":-21,"O":11,"state":6},{"C":-21,"E":43,"O":-21,"state":7},{"C":43,"E":-85,"O":43,"state":8}],"coincidences":[{"expressions":["E5","E5 - E0","|E5| - |E0|"],"number":11},{"expressions":["E7","E7 - E0","|E7| - |E0|"],"number":43},{"expressions":["E7 - E5","|E7| - |E5|"],"number":32},{"expressions":["E7 - E2"],"number":44},{"expressions":["E5 - E2"],"number":12},{"expressions":["E7 - E3","|E7| - |E3|"],"number":40},{"expressions":["E5 - E3","|E5| - |E3|"],"number":8},{"expressions":["E5 - E1","|E5| - |E1|","|E5| - |E2|","|E6| - |E5|"],"number":10},{"expressions":["E3 - E2","|E4| - |E1|","|E4| - |E2|"],"number":4},{"expressions":["|E6| - |E0|"],"number":21},{"expressions":[],"number":13},{"expressions":[],"number":23}],"diode":"11.5 = (2 * 11 + 1) / 2 — RK-13","effects":[0,1,-1,3,-5,11,-21,43,-85],"first_difference":32,"first_two_sums":[11,43],"matrix_rows":{"1":[0,-2,2,-6,10,-22,42,-86],"2":[2,0,4,-4,12,-20,44,-84],"3":[-2,-4,0,-8,8,-24,40,-88],"4":[6,4,8,0,16,-16,48,-80]}}},"title":"THE CASCADE CORRESPONDENCES","typed":{"kind":"a fact of the number line under the sixth circle, read against RK-9","layers":["N","M"],"note":"The cascade's effects run 1, −1, 3, −5, 11, −21, 43. The first two period sums, 11 and 43, are the fifth and seventh effects; the first difference 32 is E7 − E5; 44 and 12 are 43 and 11 less the second effect (the state-02 row of the Natural Number Theory matrix); 40 and 8 are 43 and 11 less the third effect (the state-03 row); the subtraction of 4 is E3 − E2; the reduction 10 is |E6| − |E5|; 11.5 is RK-13's diode. The structure produces none of these: they are eight digits of Pi at a time under one placement, and they vanish under the ninth circle, where the first two sums are 8 and 33.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"you should remind yourself of the prior art in the Link Digital Dynamics essays, referenced in readings as the 'trilogy' even though there are five readings. There is a link to the spreadsheet where I subjected the conjecture to the test of bifurcation. … What stands is that myself as the 'meta-mathematitian' can see that the only register i need too 'subtract is the computational register of '4' and i will 'know' something of the ontological '12' that follows the ontological '11'. This is what I am claiming from the specific subtraction of 4."},{"addresses":["b5c5","b4c6","b3c7","b2c8","b1c9"],"id":"P-6","placement":"sixth","test":{"args":{"draws":200,"in_sample":[6,93],"out_sample":[94,1093],"placement":"sixth","seed":11,"top":8},"name":"rule_family","out":{"best":[{"in_sample":19,"out_of_sample":107,"rule":{"a":-1,"b":1,"g":-1,"h":1,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"period"}},{"in_sample":19,"out_of_sample":107,"rule":{"a":-1,"b":1,"g":1,"h":2,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"band"}},{"in_sample":19,"out_of_sample":107,"rule":{"a":1,"b":0,"g":-1,"h":3,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"period"}},{"in_sample":17,"out_of_sample":84,"rule":{"a":-1,"b":-1,"g":-1,"h":-2,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"band"}},{"in_sample":17,"out_of_sample":84,"rule":{"a":-1,"b":-1,"g":1,"h":-1,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"period"}},{"in_sample":17,"out_of_sample":115,"rule":{"a":0,"b":1,"g":-1,"h":1,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"trip"}},{"in_sample":17,"out_of_sample":96,"rule":{"a":1,"b":-1,"g":1,"h":-3,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"trip"}},{"in_sample":16,"out_of_sample":96,"rule":{"a":-1,"b":-1,"g":-1,"h":-3,"mod_10":true,"walk_quantity":"trip"}}],"chance_hits_in_sample":"44/5","columns_in_sample":[6,93],"columns_out_of_sample":[94,1093],"null":{"draws":200,"max":22,"median":19,"p95":21,"seed":11},"rules":2898}},"title":"N = (N − 1) + 1 ALONG THE TRAVERSE","typed":{"kind":"a declared family of rules on the number line, scored in and out of sample","layers":["S","N"],"note":"His two steps hold: c6 is the two ones plus one, 3; c7 is 3 less the two ones, 1. Carried to c8 the first rule gives 5 and the second −3 against Pi's 4. The family declared here: the next digit as a signed sum of the previous two digits, a walk quantity at the column (the band, the previous band, the direction, the whole number, the counts past, the counts to the next, the one, the period, the trip, the step) and a constant from −3 to 3, mod 10 or raw; 2,898 rules; scored on columns 6 to 93 and out of sample on 94 to 1093; the null is the same family's best score on 200 strings of random digits behind the prior. No thresholds were sealed before the test, so this lands RECORDED, not REFUTED; a stake on a family is a later cycle's own seal.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"I would like to also consider what 'pi' might be as a register of N=(N-1)+1 where the +1 is the 'next columns value', but the N-1 is based on the previous rows 'one' relative to the walk. Starting at the 5th row consider that the boot has 00011 and the 'plus one' is the value to be considered for the column 6 row five value. This is sum of 1,1 plus 1= 3. Then on row 4 the value of N is 3. The value of the previous '1' is 2, so the value is 3-2 goes 'to the placed column ahead' as 1. I suspect there will be a progression that can be formulated from the direction and placement of the walk where (N-1)+1 is shown to be a 'computable knowing'. As such, I would like you to test a number of possabilities and attempt to identify the approach."},{"addresses":["b1c2","b2c2","b3c2","b4c2","b5c2"],"id":"P-7","placement":"sixth","test":{"args":{"n":11,"periods":[8,7,6,5,4],"placement":"sixth","scale_up":64},"name":"fold_at_periods","out":{"periods":[{"apex":10,"period":8,"sums":[11,43,45,35,41,40,39,43,38,33,44]},{"apex":0,"period":7,"sums":[10,31,43,33,35,28,44,30,39,27,32]},{"apex":0,"period":6,"sums":[6,27,37,29,24,34,23,35,34,24,33]},{"apex":0,"period":5,"sums":[5,20,21,36,23,18,29,23,22,36,16]},{"apex":2,"period":4,"sums":[2,9,22,21,28,17,18,17,23,18,21]}],"scale_up":{"apex":0,"period":64,"sums":[297,281,258,303,263,273,267,313,275,298,296]}}},"title":"THE FOLD AT THE OTHER REGISTERS","typed":{"kind":"the refresh test at the other periods and one scale up","layers":["N","M"],"note":"The same eleven-segment open triangle on the periods 7, 6, 5 and 4, and on segments of 64 columns. The fold the illustration contains is the registry's (P-3); the digits' folds are recorded here and judged by nothing.","verdict":"RECORDED"},"verdict":"RECORDED","when":"2026-10-02","words":"What I am looking for with these notes is the way to see points at which an expected fractal folding can be identified within segments of Pi."},{"addresses":[],"id":"R-1","placement":"either","test":null,"title":"THE REGISTERS","typed":{"kind":"a reading; the count in it is the structure's","layers":["R","S"],"note":"Per period the traverse walks band 1 once, bands 2, 3, 4 twice each, band 5 once: three cells on bands 1 and 2, two on band 3, three on bands 4 and 5, in every period (P-3). The names being, knowing, computing are the Horizon's three linearities.","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"I suggest that the two rows that represent the register of 'being' provide 3 effectual numerals for each sum, as do the 4th and 5th rows, which represent 'computing'. all other numbers in the third row and also those not used in the sum from the 1st ,2nd,4th and 5th rows represent 'knowing' in the observably communicable format."},{"addresses":[],"id":"R-2","placement":"either","test":null,"title":"THE SET AND THE EXHIBIT","typed":{"kind":"a reading","layers":["R"],"note":"Every digit on every band is communicable; one cell a column is effectual, the walked one, and each sum is composed of the effectual cells alone. The house carries the perspective as his word; the house never grounds itself (RK-22).","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"Remember that this is a model of the 'set', that includes the mathematician, what they make observably communicable and what they make communicably effectual. It should be considered as an exhibit that can then be used to support a perspective on reality itself."},{"addresses":["b5c5","b4c6","b3c7","b2c8","b1c9"],"id":"R-3","placement":"either","test":null,"title":"THE FOUR AND THE WALKED PATH","typed":{"kind":"a reading","layers":["R"],"note":"Bands 1 to 4 are the walked path to the fifth and back; the five ones are the identifiers of 1 on the way back up. The factor four in 44 is a reading; the structure does not make the eleventh sum divisible by four. The record of L6: the house's observer called two of the five identifiers.","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"By including the '4' in the count this represents the computational addition of rows 1,2,3,4 above, which represent in their own 'knowings' the walked path of a justified true belief in 1 as identified and released via a true identifier of 1."},{"addresses":["b2c90","b3c91","b4c92","b5c93"],"id":"R-4","placement":"sixth","test":null,"title":"THE CLEVER BY HALF AND THE SUBTRACTION","typed":{"kind":"a reading on a structural fact","layers":["R","S"],"note":"At c90 to c92 the traverse stands on bands 2, 3, 4 on the digits 8, 0, 3: the first band's half period past its eleventh bold count, the band at 11.5 at c93; at c93 the fifth band stands on its twenty-third bold count and its walked digit is 4. The subtraction is a construction within the model: the digits are excluded by it, so they neither confirm nor refute it (P-2 gives the 12).","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"my diagram is correct i just didn't explain things well. Consider that the 8, 0 and 3 of rows 2, 3, 4 at the right side of the diagram, which are the 'too cleaver by half' that 'would' be part of the numberline if it wasn't already grown as a knowing. What stands is that myself as the 'meta-mathematitian' can see that the only register i need too 'subtract is the computational register of '4' and i will 'know' something of the ontological '12' that follows the ontological '11'. This is what I am claiming from the specific subtraction of 4."},{"addresses":[],"id":"R-5","placement":"sixth","test":null,"title":"THE TOP ROW FROM THE 13","typed":{"kind":"a reading of the triangle's top row","layers":["R","M"],"note":"The drawn column is the triangle's own rule with 40 for 44 (P-2, the fourth case); its top is 12.","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"the diff between 13 and 3 is 10. the diff between 13 and 1 is 12, not 6"},{"addresses":["b1c1","b1c93","b5c93"],"id":"R-6","placement":"either","test":null,"title":"TO BE, AND THE TWO OBSERVERS","typed":{"kind":"a reading","layers":["R"],"note":"The observer at the origin and the hold of the registers are in the structure; the quantised ontology at the end is the bold counts, 11.5 against 23 at c93; the second knowing observer is the second lock (RK-21: certitude needs two) and stands outside the set; in the record of L6 that seat is empty. 2B 23 = 10 read as the carried 1 and the released 0 composing 10 — his gloss.","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"The 2 be is just a play on 'to be or not to be' in the sense of 'one' being an onto-epistemic lock. The way I am reading the illustration is that an observer at the origin 'initiates' and orients the hold of their orthogonality over the conjectured number line and that at the end of the 'walk', it takes a second 'knowing' observer to recognise the quantised ontology within the exhibit, and how to then deploy this 'knowing' appropriately in their works."},{"addresses":["b1c93","b5c93"],"id":"R-7","placement":"either","test":null,"title":"THE GLOSSES ON THE DRAWING","typed":{"kind":"his glosses as drawn beside the first and the fifth band","layers":["R"],"note":"Carried on the plate beside the bands they gloss, prefixed his:.","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"2B 11.5 = 12 · The Held 1 · 2 Locks 1 · Clever by half — 2B 23 = 10 · The 1 carried up · The released 0 · Metabolic offload · Clever by 1"},{"addresses":[],"id":"R-8","placement":"either","test":null,"title":"THE WALK MADE KNOWABLE","typed":{"kind":"a reading","layers":["R"],"note":"His walk is the design's traverse (§13); its halves are the top, the way down, the turn, the way up.","verdict":"READING"},"verdict":"READING","when":"2026-10-02","words":"The 'walk' is then made more 'knowable' from a meta-analysis of what is 'communicably effectual' from row 1 and 2 toward row 3 'on the way down' and what is 'observably communicable' from row 3 , versus what is a 'computed knowing' of the rows 4 and 5."}],"knowings":[{"ground":"P-3; the design's §2.11; either placement","name":"K-1 the drift","standing":"derived","statement":"Bands 2, 3 and 4 slip 1, 2 and 3 counts a trip against bands 1 and 5, which never slip against each other; they refold with band 1 every 56, 24 and 40 columns, and all five every 840; the five ones are met on the first trip only."},{"ground":"P-1, P-1b; the sixth circle","name":"K-2 the refresh test","standing":"measured","statement":"The first band's eleven period sums reduce, by the open triangle, to 10; the apex is a sawtooth in the eleventh sum (0 at 12 and 54; 10 at 2, 22, 44, 64; 12 at 0, the even sums 24 to 42, 66); on random digits behind the prior the apex is 10 in under one draw in a hundred."},{"ground":"P-2; the sixth circle","name":"K-3 the what-ifs","standing":"measured","statement":"Replacing the eleventh sum gives 2 for 52, 9 for 45, 5 for 49, 12 for 40 and 13 for 37; the drawn column is the 40 case entire, 40, 7, 2, 2, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 12."},{"ground":"P-4; the sixth circle","name":"K-4 the three zeros","standing":"noted","statement":"The traverse walks the three zeros one band at a time, c1 on band 1, c2 on band 2, c3 on band 3; at c91 band 3 stands on its fifteenth bold count with the traverse on it and the digit 0 — under the ninth circle the digit there is 6."},{"ground":"P-5; the sixth circle; RK-9, RK-13","name":"K-5 the cascade on the plate","standing":"noted","statement":"11 and 43 are the fifth and seventh effects; 32 is E7 − E5; 44 and 12 are the state-02 row, 40 and 8 the state-03 row; the subtraction of 4 is E3 − E2; 10 is |E6| − |E5|; 11.5 is the diode. None is produced by the structure, and all but the opening zeros vanish under the ninth circle."},{"ground":"P-6; the sixth circle","name":"K-6 the family of rules","standing":"measured","statement":"In the declared family of 2,898 N = (N − 1) + 1 rules the best in-sample score equals the null's median, and every rule returns to one in ten out of sample: the next digit is not a computable knowing of the walk within this family."},{"ground":"P-7; the sixth circle","name":"K-7 the fold at the other registers","standing":"measured","statement":"The same eleven-segment triangle gives 0, 0, 0 and 2 at the periods 7, 6, 5 and 4, and 0 on segments of 64 columns; the 10 does not repeat at another register or scale."}],"ledger_pin":"9da11e5b0d15fc87eeff1491f242c7080fd84f22bca3498dc4370f6cdeed8b63","standings":["derived","measured","noted","reading","doctrine"],"tests_declared":["base_rate","cascade_table","cells_at","drift","fold_at_periods","refresh_test","rule_family","what_if"],"verdict_grammar":["PASS","REFUTED","NOT SHOWN","RECORDED","READING","NOT READ"],"version":1}