We were asking
Can a brief information-directed intervention canalize one developmental invariant without flattening the entire space of forms?
In thirty-eight reused early states, one information-forward push was released into eight new futures and reduced disagreement in how much mass consolidated into the dominant connected component.
Can a brief information-directed intervention canalize one developmental invariant without flattening the entire space of forms?
The reused cohort showed narrower dominant-body allocation under the forward push, while other morphology remained diverse; this lead was kept separate from the later fresh fine-shape confirmation, which was null.
A disjoint cohort would need to freeze dominant-body allocation itself as the sole primary before the futures are generated.