DUAL-X1 · Exploratory instrument · v0.1

The Separation Studio

Try two interpretations of the same example case. Choose whether messages arrive before the first drafts, after them, or at neither stage.

Try three ways of exchanging interpretations.

This offline facility lets people compare interpretations under different message-timing rules. Its cases are prepared examples. It does not run an LLM, test the frozen DUAL-P0 experiment, or establish cognitive effects. Keep the original DUAL-P0 contract, reserved seeds and data separate.

02 / Studio

Prepare the comparison

Choose an example scenario and an exchange regime, then start. You can play both roles or let two people take turns. The interface controls when each role receives the other's words.

03 / Provenance

Session record

Export contains committed interpretations and messages, not unsaved drafts. JSON is inspectable and editable; import checks structure but does not authenticate authorship. Files are saved only when you request them.

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04 / Future questions, not observations

Three distinct research possibilities

DUAL-X1 · Independent interpretations

Does the opportunity to exchange before or after commitment change what people retain, revise or overlook?

DUAL-X2 · The tiny N0 gate

Can a restricted coordinator protect independent information better than unconstrained sharing or a powerful referee?

DUAL-X3 · The unseen third

Can a third participant use a bounded product of A/B interaction on new tasks without seeing the hidden answers?

The negative result matters

Record when exchange makes no difference or distorts an interpretation. These exploratory notes do not change the separate DUAL-P0 protocol.