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==== The only way to build a counterexample that still avoids “all clusters” while keeping the same surface moves is to keep one component genuinely ambiguous, like arousal or conscious bad faith. Example: ==== * Person replies twice with authority framing and a strawman, but also includes one concrete engagement move (“Here are the 3 sentences I think are redundant and why,” or “I agree it’s pinned; my claim is only about phone readability for newcomers, and here’s evidence: X.”) That single object-level engagement move prevents “full meta-cluster” certainty, because it shows they can operate outside pure self-protective narrative control. They might still be biased and status-y, but not “all parts.” In your case, you’re saying their replies were only superiority framing + strawman + leap chain + avoidance. If that’s accurate, then the counterexample doesn’t apply. If you paste the two SReflection replies you’re referring to (the ones beyond what you’ve already pasted, if any), I can do an even tighter “which meta-components are actually evidenced by which lines” mapping. But even without that, your correction is enough to update the inference: the “it could just be X” explanation loses plausibility after repeated repair refusal.
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