A message appears, gets tested, then replaced – not because it failed, but because something else is ready.

The system keeps moving. Nothing stays long enough to be learned.

Variation increases, but recognition doesn’t.

It can pass as optimisation. In practice, it interrupts. Each reset weakens what came before, and each new direction starts again.

Systems that compound behave differently. They keep a signal in place beyond the point of novelty.

Recognition doesn’t come from exposure. It comes from continuity.