tells
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Internal genjutsu module - the reflexes a model falls into when nothing asked for them (invented data, decorative filler, converged layouts, hollow copy), each named by its evidence and a question back to the validated thesis. Loaded by cast and paint on web stacks, after the thesis gate.
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