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Remark: Correct interpretation
An intrinsic inverse-distance obstruction for two rods › The nonzero leading coefficient · lines 1632–1642
An inverse-distance two-rod correlation still tends to zero. It does not by itself violate a suitable weak quantum boundary condition. It does invalidate a universal inverse-square two-sided claim. The classical rod coefficients, the compact-source one-rod response, and the one-rod term in the quadratic lapse are not identified with this two-sided covariance.