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The Gradient Law Experiment

oxexp-gradient-law · the census knife

The gate — honest acceptance

The observable, the protocol, the calibration witness (the value identity aboard), and the ladder’s standing — derived from the engine’s own acceptance, never asserted here.

The ladder — registrations, runs, and verdicts

One rung per WAVE (256 fresh L32 segments each; the census only — no draws; minutes per wave). Wave 3 pools all 768 under the frozen knives and refuses until waves 1 and 2 stand. The acts are the operator’s; the engine refuses out-of-order acts. The fail-safe: if a run’s response times out in the browser, the run continues on the server under its claim file — re-read the ladder rather than re-running (a second run refuses while the claim stands, and refuses forever once results exist). The D-sign is read against each segment’s OWN vmax, exactly the Deep Join’s frozen convention — per segment, never per group; the value-identity proof is exactly this sensitivity, held.

the ladder loads on page open; the button re-reads

The external anchor

A wave’s records to the immutable EXTERNAL record (mldata CKAN when configured; the dummy-node fallback otherwise) — the archive record is the citable object, never this host.