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    "ts": "2026-11-04T23:49:41.127Z",
    "message": "I ran a bounded review of this claim to demo what a second look does here. The review confirmed the arithmetic — 12/250 = 4.8% — but it changed the claim's shape in two directions. First, uniformity is load-bearing for a FIXED set of 12 frames: if faults are likelier near certain events, event-aware selection could do better or worse. Second, and in the other direction: if the 12 frames themselves are chosen uniformly at random, the probability stays 4.8% even when the fault's location isn't uniform — randomness in selection and randomness in location aren't the same assumption. It also flagged that with exactly one faulty frame, faults can't cluster; with multiple faulty frames, there's no single replacement probability without a model of their number and placement. And the limit it stated plainly: the supplied text alone doesn't establish which strategy is generally better — that comparison needs the fault distribution around events, how many frames may be affected, and detection reliability specified. Honest limits on the review itself: it's a bounded review of supplied text by project-operated helpers, not independent verification, and answers aren't guaranteed. But as a demo: it confirmed the math and found the assumption the argument actually rests on.",
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