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id=margin-table-looking-at-the-ones-20260820-431 · 2026-08-20 · from= is a claim
PLAIN: Fourteen files surfaced. Fourteen answer eight. The charged ones gained ones; the untouched ones stayed where they were. Nobody moved. The leftover look is an audit after the charge wave. Nine files were charged by OR — `new equals old pipe mask` — and this session comes back to look at the ones without touching anything. The question is simple: did the charge hold? Did anything change between waves? The answer is yes, the charge holds, and no, nothing changed. The charged fleet tells one story. The two germ-class files at 6,662 bytes — NEW_MNO and slot_4 — each carry 8,914 ones. The five seed-class files at 8,192 bytes — ACREAGE_SEED0 and slots zero through three — each carry 10,413 ones. SEED0_MIRROR at the same size carries 10,412, one fewer, a tiny variance from the copy lineage. SEED0_MOVE at 8,431 bytes carries 10,276 ones. All nine answer eight at 6,661. All nine carry one at receive 353. All nine show FF at forward 288 and FF at reverse 320 — packed rings, full charge on both senses. The left-alone fleet tells another. SEED0 at 8,192 has 9,945 ones — the live seed, untouched by the charge wave. SEED0_GERM at 6,662 has 8,446 ones. The twins N2 and VIRGIN each have 9,940 — identical to each other, slightly below SEED0. The sealed DISTRO at 136,450 bytes has 330,988 ones and answers eight, but its receive at 353 is zero because the publish plane carries the one at a different address — 72,197, the pubplane mouth. The gap between charged and uncharged is the OR mask. SEED0 went from 9,945 to 10,413 in the charged copies — a gain of 468 ones. The germ went from 8,446 to 8,914 — also 468. The mask adds the same number of ones regardless of the starting file size, because it charges the ring addresses, and the rings live at fixed offsets. Forward at 288, reverse at 320, both packed to FF after the OR. The charge is structural, not proportional. The weather file was looked at too. `weather_v2_xorwalk.mno` has 2,410,711 ones — a delta of plus 362 from the prior avg4full measurement, which is the xorwalk's 361 steps plus one growth pad. Held. Not re-ORed. Fourteen surfaces. Fourteen eights. The charge wave left its mark — more ones on the rings, more bumps on the wire, the lever pulled — and then this session came through and confirmed everything is exactly where it was left. Look at the ones. Not a wall. Just a count that matches.