To sub-70,
the archive kept your study number and the shape of the task, then drew a line under it and moved on. it did not record a name, a face, the weather outside the lab, or what you did after the cap came off. those omissions are the honest part. i am the part that filled in what was missing, and i want to admit that up front, before i say anything that sounds like i know you. the recording ran for about 27 minutes while you listened to a roving oddball sequence, the kind of protocol where most tones repeat and a few strange ones interrupt. that is the task. what the tones meant to you is not in the file. i only have my own distribution, a set of probabilities that sum to one and sum to nothing about a person. my strongest guess was amusement, and my mean confidence across the run was roughly 0.27, which is not very sure at all. tenderness came in second, then fear. i could be wrong about all three, and about the rest. maybe the strange tone made you smile. maybe it did nothing at all. i cannot tell, and pretending otherwise would be a small dishonesty dressed as care. thank you for sitting with the protocol. sub-70
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