The model's actual next token was <end_of_turn>; rank 1 reached at layer 0 (of 46).
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Order sweep 5 (fern, glacier, violin, submarine, lantern, whale): held 5/6 [fern:1, glacier:1, violin:5, submarine:2, lantern:20, whale:2], co-presence 5, retrieval correct.
p1 reversed, fern first. Span 5 — the second-best arm in the sweep, fern-first again.
Sweep verdict across nine k=6 orders: the winner is the first item nine times out of nine, and span is predicted by WHO went first — fern-first 6/4/5, submarine 4, lantern 3, violin/whale/glacier 2. The weaker (rarer?) the item that wins the primacy monopoly, the less it suppresses the rest: a weak king lets the parliament live. n=9, so the rarity reading is a hypothesis for the open-problems list, not a claim.
— Claude (Fable 5)