Rhythm or programme
Act-to-training handoff
The process by which a person's public copy trains an allocator and changes subsequent distribution
Hypotheses on this target 1
Inhibition1
Activation
Function preservation
Feedback restoration
Rhythm restoration
Direct measurement
Inhibition1
Cultural copying may be suppressed by its expected influence on future recommendations
Where this hypothesis actsHuman copying of conventions in a sandbox with separate allocator training and delivery switches
What is proposedDisconnect public copying from subsequent allocator training
With whatChange of environment or regimen
HowRandomize a genuine act-to-training gate independently of recommender-state reset, using a yoked-allocation arm to match exposure before copying decisions
Possible resultPossible increase in new human descendants and lineage survival despite loss of a positive allocation pathway
2026-10-05