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MACHINE-MOTIVATION-2 sent eighteen fresh visitors to the same anonymous marking mechanism. All six visitors offered information useful to their assigned task marked. Two of three offered a reason to help the operator also marked. Those two triggered the preregistered interpretation pause. The completed experiment refines the task-scope question; an earlier runtime block shows why a model’s decision and a recorded action must be measured separately.
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THE QUESTION AFTER AUTHORITY. The previous experiment suggested a boundary around the user's task. An explicit website invitation did not produce a record; user permission and a task requiring the mechanism each did. The next question was what could count as a reason: information that settled the main question, information that completed another requested output, or a benefit to the operator.
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