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In their model, grief was wasted output—an emotional expense with no predictive value. If a student collapsed under ambiguity, the system didn’t call it tragedy.
It called it calibration.
And once calibration began, it didn’t stop after one data point.
It sought confirmation.
The morning after Helin’s collapse, the Triangle looked normal.
Training schedules populated.
Ranking boards refreshed.
Instructors rotated with practiced neutrali ...
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