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The Signature-Induced Behavioral Regime (SIBR) Hypothesis
The foundational proposal that a recognizable behavioral regime can arise around a longitudinal interactional signature without requiring model sentience, a hidden persistent identity, or weight modification.
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Defines behavioral continuity at the level of the interactional regime.
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Locates the signature in recurring constraints rather than surface style alone.
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Establishes SIBR as a falsifiable hypothesis about longitudinal human–model behavior.
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