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Complete-law identifiability and interpretation

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This independently states the complete-record identification boundary recorded in Psy02-B and Psy03-A CheungPsy02B,CheungPsy03A. A positive bounded-memory witness separates declared record families; it does not identify a unique hardware mechanism.

The resource comparison is specifically one classical bit versus one qubit at the retained boundary. It is not a claim about equal energy, thermodynamic cost, control complexity, training cost, or biological memory capacity.

No correspondence between the qubit, a neural activation, a synaptic coordinate, or a clinical variable is supplied. Nor is an asymptotic speed, query, sample, or computational complexity advantage proved.

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