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Controlled synthetic stress test shows latent structures persist across interfaces, suggesting methodological implications.
A controlled synthetic evaluation stress test showing that non-manifest response under one admissible interface need not imply absence of known latent structure under another admissible interface. The term closure is used only in an evaluative and methodological sense. No claim is made about human memory, mind, neuroscience, psychometrics, hidden competence, human subjects, or any broader framework.
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