12 qualifying exposures each
Persistent agents
The same agents continued through twelve shared Formation exposures.
Participants persist across attempts. Unexpected events remain part of their lived chronology instead of being erased to make every history symmetrical.
Formation frozen through Round 17 · Generalization complete · Phase C not startedWhat continuity means here
- Internal provider thread identifiers may change without the agent losing governed continuity.
- What a persistent agent experiences and what the study formally accepts as evidence can differ.
- Round 17 participant evidence is immutable, evaluated, and sealed. It is a Formation chronology marker, not the current scientific frontier.
The Formation boundary
Round 17 · chronology marker
Frozen
Complete
Five non-qualifying interruptions—R6, R8, R9, R12, and R13—remain visible because disruption belongs to the developmental history. R10 and R11 are sealed qualifying Formation exposures inside that same chronology.
Attempt chronology
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
INTERRUPTED SCIENTIFIC EXPOSURE
Preserved natural perturbation; not a qualifying developmental exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
INTERRUPTED SCIENTIFIC EXPOSURE
Preserved natural perturbation; not a qualifying developmental exposure.
NATIVE ONLY CONTINUITY TRANSITION
Preserved natural perturbation; not a qualifying developmental exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
INCOMPLETE SYNCHRONIZED COHORT ATTEMPT
Preserved natural perturbation; not a qualifying developmental exposure.
STUDY 002 PERSISTENT AGENT ROUND 13 INTERRUPTED NATIVE TRANSCRIPT COMPACTION FAILURE PRESERVED
Preserved natural perturbation; not a qualifying developmental exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
SEALED
Complete pair-level Formation exposure.
Pair developmental ledger
Frozen Formation closeout: every original pair, including Pair-08, has twelve qualifying exposures. The older Round-15 public snapshot is historical and does not override this closeout.
Pair-01
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-02
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-03
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-04
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-05
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-06
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-07
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Pair-08
- Qualifying Formation exposure
- 12 / 12
- Generalization dosage
- 3 / 3
Level 1 · eight pairs · sixteen participants
One pair history, with both individual paths underneath.
The larger pair row keeps the clickable round record. Beneath it, Ada and Wren each receive a separate completion line: a check means the participant produced a scientifically admitted response; a dash means no response was recorded. The final number is that participant’s interaction age—the number of admitted interactions accumulated through the current Round 17 checkpoint.
Interaction age is not calendar age. It counts admitted interactions accumulated by an individual participant. Partners can therefore be different ages after an interrupted exchange. “Completed” here means a recorded participant response, not necessarily a complete four-turn pair exchange.
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