We were asking
If feedback can restore the local information score after release, does it also restore the earlier relation between that score and future contraction?
Flow Lenia / control
The Score Came Back. The Future Had Moved.
After release erased the earlier information split, adaptive feedback found a new action and rebuilt the score difference in every organism, yet that reacquired direction no longer narrowed the independent future fan.
libraryrelease-and-reacquisition intervention
This experiment found
No; the score was controllable at q60, while its developmental alignment had moved, and the older q45 action retained more of the narrowing effect.
That sent us to
Which ages align the information gradient with the future-constraining direction, and how can that alignment be forecast from the untouched state?