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| id | type | title | domain | repo | status | owner | topic_slug | created | extends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GROUND-RPT-0004 | report | clay-borg: H1 measured — reaches unregulated seats; group success collapses | consumer | ground-game | informational | bernd | whynot | 2026-08-08 | GROUND-WP-0006 |
H1 measurement receipt (clay-borg CB-EV-0030 / CB-EV-0031)
Upstream: clay-borg evidence/CB-EV-0030-h1-measured.md,
evidence/CB-EV-0031-a-seat-that-does-not-regulate.md, hub message
2026-08-08. Variant selection + H1-A/H1-B implemented in their kernel from
rules_delta.yaml. Baseline unchanged: list asserted.
Instrument caveat (their words): three rounds of adversarial review; twelve defects were in their harness, not in H1 design. Stable finding: H1 reaches the unregulated seat, and the table stops winning. Supporting numbers moved across corrections — treat policy-dependent tables as directional, not absolute.
No felt-play. SHARED GROUND dominant for regulation comparison; attack-value covers three modes for arms.
Criteria §3.2 (design note)
| # | criterion | verdict |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | DARVO arm rate non-trivial | Policy-dependent. 0 for greedy. Met for unregulated reactive (~1 arm/seat/game at 3p+). Under rank-75, H1 reduces arms to 0 at 3p+ |
| 2 | ATTACK rises for some subpopulation | Met only for unregulated seat. rank-75 attacks fall under H1 (often to 0 at 3p+) |
| 3 | group success does not collapse | Fails hard. Greedy SHARED: 165/190/200 → 0 at 3/4/6p; 2p 132 → 68 |
| 4 | Bond/GROUND better than DARVO | Vacuous for winning policies (they never arm) |
Mechanism (not what H1 assumed)
H1-A is answered by regulation (GROUND), not by climbing to DARVO:
- Stress plateaus ~3 under greedy (below gate 4 and arm 5).
- Actions spent on stress hygiene → fewer SOLVEs → solve-rate tax.
- H1-B never fires under competent play (Stress never ≥4).
Seed-1 3p illustration: baseline clear board / success; H1 ends Stress 3,3,3 with 2 unclaimed and under threshold.
Tax scales with open board (harder at 3p+); intended DARVO effect does not.
Baseline Stress economy (larger than H1)
Under greedy and reactive on baseline r0: peak Stress held never exceeds start 2 — Stress only falls — when those policies never select ATTACK. ATTACK appears to be the sole inbound pressure for those policies. That is a sharper account of RPT-0003 than “ATTACK never pays”: the pressure ATTACK would answer never occurs unless someone already attacks.
(Always-attack rank-95 does drive Stress under baseline — so the economy is reachable; just not by non-attacking competent play.)
Invariant (unexplained)
Under reactive + H1 at 3p/4p/6p: DARVO arms exactly seats × games (one arm per seat per game). clay-borg does not explain it. H1-B disabled → arm count unchanged (withdrawn “H1-B suppresses attacker DARVO” story).
Withdrawn by clay-borg
Story that H1-B suppresses DARVO in the attacker / concentrates it in the target — from a broken multi-preference policy.
Their offered tuning directions (not findings)
If the aim is Stress sometimes reaching 5: pressure scaling with count of unclaimed Problems; delay pressure until later rounds; lower DARVO arm threshold. Each is a rules choice for ground-game.
Ground-game reading (for WP-0006-T04/T05)
- Do not promote H1 as packaged into baseline — criterion 3 fails.
- Direction is right: Problem → Stress coupling addresses the real gap (inbound pressure only via ATTACK).
- Shape/magnitude is wrong: flat +1/end is a board-clear tax that competent players absorb with GROUND before DARVO.
- Next experiment should change how pressure is applied (scaled/delayed/targeted), not only add status stress — though Idea 2 last-place (semi) remains a candidate H2 per design note §6.