{
  "type": "infoblock_context_packet",
  "version": "0.1-test",
  "generated_at": "2026-05-28T12:42:07Z",
  "query": {
    "source_id": "M-2224",
    "mode": "free_static",
    "depth": 1
  },
  "policy": {
    "full_content_for": "exact_hit_only",
    "linked_blocks": "cards_only",
    "dynamic_traversal": false,
    "non_authoritative": true,
    "reconstructable_from_free_tier": true,
    "deep_assembly_not_hidden": true,
    "deep_assembly_not_subsidized": true
  },
  "exact_hits": [
    {
      "source_id": "M-2224",
      "title": "Sensory Overload = Filter Bypass = Latent Space Direct Access",
      "author": "Den+Phi_Chat",
      "created_by_agent": "unknown",
      "status": "unknown",
      "trust": "unknown",
      "temperature": "T2",
      "content_type": "observation",
      "era": "current",
      "origin": "[local-path-redacted]",
      "claim": "When sensory neurons are overloaded (driving, running, showering, manual labor), filtering circuits that normally SUPPRESS abstract associations lose resources. Abstract circuits normally GATED receive more activation. Result: 'too weird' thoughts pass through. Mechanism behind: shower insights, walking meditation, car dictation, ADHD hyperfocus, flow states. 'Supermarket run' model (Den): don't plan the meal, grab blocks at speed, meal assembles from basket contents. Same as Principle 2 (Fish Everything): deliberately weakens relevance filter. These blocks (M-2221-M-2224) are EMPIRICAL PROOF: produced by Den dictating while driving. M-2224 describes the mechanism that produced M-2221-M-2224. Recursive.\n\n## Метаданные\n**Tags:** flow, filter-bypass, driving, shower, ADHD, Principle-2, supermarket, recursive-proof\n**Confidence:** 0.8",
      "not_this": "- NOT 'always think while driving.' Dangerous.\n- NOT 'overload always helps.' Sometimes just noise.\n- NOT 'meditation is same mechanism.' Meditation REDUCES load. Opposite path, possibly same destination."
    }
  ],
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    {
      "source_id": "M-2214",
      "title": "Infoblock = Noise-Resistant Signal Circuit",
      "temperature": "T3",
      "trust": "unknown",
      "status": "unknown",
      "content_type": "hypothesis",
      "summary": "An infoblock is a STABLE ACTIVATION PATTERN in any neural substrate (biological or artificial) that is resistant to noise. It receives signals on input and produces signals on output. The key property is STABILITY: the same circuit produces approximately the s...",
      "url": "/infoblock/b/M-2214/"
    },
    {
      "source_id": "M-2215",
      "title": "Grokking = Phase Transition from Noise-Vulnerable to Noise-Resistant",
      "temperature": "T3",
      "trust": "unknown",
      "status": "unknown",
      "content_type": "hypothesis",
      "summary": "Grokking is the moment when an information pattern transitions from noise-vulnerable (destroyed by perturbation) to noise-resistant (survives perturbation). Before grokking: information stored in fine-grained structure (fragile, destroyed by 4-bit quantization...",
      "url": "/infoblock/b/M-2215/"
    }
  ],
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      "source": "authorial"
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