{
 "made": {
  "utc": "2026-10-15T16:39:37+00:00",
  "halifax": "2026-10-15T13:39:37-03:00"
 },
 "label": "go",
 "step": 4,
 "what": "Colson's separate go (Go 2) for the scattering-side replication on fresh starts 147 to 170 (seeds 146 to 169), as replication-plan-final.md and replication_lock.json fix it, after checks R0 to R5 passed (replication_checks.json, sealed by change-2026-10-15-11). Written before any fresh start ran, and sealed by change-2026-10-15-12 before the first base run.",
 "colson_choice": "Go 2: run the replication",
 "colson_choice_as_offered": "Seal the go file, then run starts 147–170 through the report and checks R6–R8, one command at a time, nothing in the background.",
 "colson_words": [
  "Professor Squirrel, Go 2 authorization granted.",
  "Proceed with the scattering-side replication on fresh starts 147–170, following the locked plan and sealed pre-run checks.",
  "Record and seal this authorization before execution.",
  "Run the 24 base simulations, 240 planned moments, complete report, and independent verification checks R6–R8.",
  "Preserve all predefined hypotheses, intervention levels, rhythm-detection thresholds, uncertainty calculations, effect-size margins, and PASS/FAIL/INCONCLUSIVE rules.",
  "Maintain the distinction between the original pre-pilot prediction at 0.4 and the post-pilot Q2 hypothesis at 0.6.",
  "Report operational progress without inspecting interim outcomes. If any mechanical or verification check fails, stop and report it.",
  "Do not modify earlier experimental records, website content, or publication materials.",
  "Whatever the results show, preserve them faithfully.",
  "~ Go 2 authorized. Let the data speak."
 ],
 "replication_lock_sha256": "cb258ac222057ee53876e246b34f9d5d5900c2be1de52127db8f2f5b6bdbac72",
 "replication_checks_sha256": "e11a782844283f33e9ffda64931893010b45829880f3cda403db6976a6ed0b7c",
 "replication_code_sha256": "4626b0545f1041888adaa8a1f32ca0eccf0a8104f0958106ddc68bc7dc11e41a",
 "replication_plan_sha256": "fedc7c0f1852215751dadb430f4b8efe45de5ae1cd0c7623326ee1e987b6ce5d",
 "commands": [
  "timeout -k 10 285 python3 -B scattering_replication.py base (repeated until all 24 base runs are done)",
  "timeout -k 10 285 python3 -B scattering_replication.py moments (repeated until all 240 moments are done; the report is made once, after the last moment, from fresh starts 147 to 170 only)",
  "timeout -k 10 285 python3 -B scattering_replication.py after (once, after the report: checks R6 to R8)"
 ],
 "how_it_runs": "each command in the foreground with a hard limit under 5 minutes and up to 7 worker processes that end with it; nothing is left running. Between pieces only operational progress is reported (tasks done, saved, skipped or failed, and seconds); no reading is opened before the report.",
 "stopping": "a task that fails, a moment whose own checks report a mechanical problem (off its scheduled pull and rates, a reading missing, not finite or not adding up, or the untouched rerun differing from the base run), a command that refuses to run, or a failed R6 or R7 stops the run there; the failure is reported to Colson and nothing is rerun to clear it. A base run stopped at a piece's deadline with its exact state kept ('saved'), or a task not begun because the piece was too far along ('skipped'), is the run's normal pacing and goes on in the next command.",
 "unchanged": "the hypotheses, the 0.6 and 0.4 levels, the rhythm rule and its thresholds, the uncertainty rules, every margin and the PASS/FAIL/INCONCLUSIVE rules, as replication-plan-final.md and replication_lock.json fix them. The predictions made before the pilot (sections 1 and 2, at 0.6 and 0.4) stay distinct from Colson's questions, and Question 2 at 0.6 stays labelled a hypothesis set after the pilot. No setting changes in response to anything the run shows; the report is made once and kept as made, whatever it shows."
}