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An important equality that does not erase the separation

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This proposition prevents an incorrect universal claim that a kinematical lapse can never equal a scalar-clock lapse. Here equality is obtained by {adding the schedule-defined scalar }. It does not identify with the original inflaton clock, supply inflaton-slice rods, or derive the prescribed family from matter dynamics.

The two uses of “lapse” accordingly remain separate:

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