We were asking
Can an early invisible push rewrite the later causal grammar rather than merely moving one trajectory?
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The Future Remembers the First Push
A small information-selected perturbation was followed by later action sequences, testing whether the first push changed how strongly a subsequent intervention survived being overwritten.
archiveexploratory causal-memory intervention
This experiment found
Overwrite resistance changed in a real but heterogeneous way, while the whole action grammar did not move as one object, so the result narrowed into a dose-dependent memory question.
That sent us to
The dose-response experiment asks whether the same direction changes founder-identity memory monotonically under a new future.