We were asking
When a developing Flow Lenia state becomes harder to redirect, are its possible forms also converging toward one narrow destination?
Four plans were frozen before their outcomes: the fine-shape confirmation did not reproduce its earlier estimate, the same push lost leverage with age, sibling futures widened rather than converged, and the population of close look-alikes collapsed.
When a developing Flow Lenia state becomes harder to redirect, are its possible forms also converging toward one narrow destination?
No; taken together, the four experiments show commitment as increasing rigidity and individuation, because histories become easier to tell apart while the fan of sibling outcomes keeps opening.
Will the same separation between rigidity, individuation, and basin width survive in fresh genotypes and under interventions chosen by a different observer?