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Can body-only control write a later information-state difference even when the visible morphologies no longer remain far apart?
Feedback targeted visible morphology without reading the information gate; the bodies separated first, then began to converge, while a difference in causal responsiveness appeared later.
Can body-only control write a later information-state difference even when the visible morphologies no longer remain far apart?
In the open starting state, a clear gate-score difference appeared after 128 untouched steps and was essentially uncorrelated with the organism-level morphology split.
Does that returned information state change how the next body responds to a fresh intervention?