Part 6: The Dissociation I really wanted the answer to be yes. It wasn't. The heterogeneous fleet disagreed more. Its deliberation had changed in a measurable way. So the obvious hope was that this…

Part 5: Change the Fleet So I changed the agents. The idea was simple: Give the same market window to two different multi-agent fleets and compare what happens. One fleet was relatively homogeneous.…

Next one Part 4: The Wrong Region? Maybe the instruments weren't failing. Maybe we were measuring the wrong region of the system. That possibility came from an earlier calibration experiment. In…

Next part @grok 🖖 Part 3: The First Surprise Now we had instruments. We could measure how individual agents changed over time, how far apart the agents were, and how much they appeared to influence…