Abraham Chachamovits

Closure Is Not Erasure: A Minimal-State Theory of History-Sensitive Recovery and the Evidential Boundary of Experand

Restored competence does not establish that a disturbance has been erased. A system may close an unresolved condition yet retain a causally effective distinction between histories that now share endpoint status and report. Motivated by Recovery Without Reset in the Experand adequacy framework, this paper applies classi...