Model-Induced Coherence Pressure model

from Meta-Writing Ecology · host Tzu Yuan Huang

A conceptual text introducing "Model-Induced Coherence Pressure," describing how generated coherence can exceed unresolved conditions and stabilize them too early. It examines how fluent outputs compress uncertainty, reduce interpretive variance, and make unresolved fields appear more settled than they are. Main GitHub archive: https://github.com/metawritingecology/ -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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