We were asking
Does an information-directed push close the future shape space, and which morphological measurement can show it prospectively?
At three organism-relative ages, four intervention policies were released into eight matched futures; the frozen largest-component primary remained uncertain, while an exploratory fine-morphology comparison narrowed at the structural peak.
Does an information-directed push close the future shape space, and which morphological measurement can show it prospectively?
The coarse body-allocation primary did not separate, and the finer peak-only result did not reproduce in the later fresh confirmation, so this report records the original lead rather than a settled effect.
Any new shape result must begin with a fresh cohort and a single frozen morphology rule that is not chosen from the earlier peak.