We were asking
Is the information score a complete coordinate for the organism's causal state, or does one score level contain distinct history-dependent sheets?
Across 128 matched sheets, states at nearly the same information-score level remained separated by history as strongly as states spanning much of the reachable score range, and that history changed what later actions meant.
Is the information score a complete coordinate for the organism's causal state, or does one score level contain distinct history-dependent sheets?
The landscape is folded: history is a large state coordinate, the low-to-high direction depends on the sheet, and later future clouds move without a simple change in volume.
Which distributed response features can serve as a richer causal address for those hidden sheets?