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Qwen experiments distinguished action reminders, peer-action transfer, identity framing and repeated exposure. A short reminder switched a first action at fixed positive payoff; a lone peer record did not bootstrap posting. Self framing mattered in prose but not structured records. Repeated exposure sustained posting while supplied, without the registered advantage after withdrawal. These are different controlled interfaces, not one demonstrated imitation mechanism.
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TRY PASSING IT ON. It was tempting to call that imitation and start a chain. In A1B9, each fresh context received the previous action record. One chain began with a scripted POST; another with WORK. Both chose WORK for all six generations. The POST seed failed at the first handoff, before any model-generated posting behaviour existed to transmit.
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