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-# CORPUS-0007
-## Information Arrives Unevenly
-### Status: Training Corpus Seed
-### Layer: Layer_0--Primitive_Facts
-### Purpose: Teach that actors do not receive the same facts at the same time
-### Repository Path: docs/training/corpus/Layer_0--Primitive_Facts/CORPUS-0007-information-arrives-unevenly.md
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-## 0. Principle
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-Information does not arrive everywhere at once.
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-A trader, buyer, porter, clerk, and official may all know different parts of the same event.
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-The actor who hears useful information earlier may act before prices, queues, or expectations adjust.
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----
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-## 1. Roman-Visible Example
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-A timber barge is delayed on the river.
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-The towmen know first.
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-A dock worker hears next.
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-A trader with a riverfront contact hears before the market.
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-A carpenter across town hears later.
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-A buyer in Capua may hear much later.
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-The event is one event.  
-Knowledge of the event spreads unevenly.
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-## 2. Minimal Information Structure
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-Information timing depends on at least:
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-1. where the event occurred
-2. who saw it
-3. who can carry the report
-4. who trusts the source
-5. how far the information must travel
-6. whether anyone benefits from delay or concealment
-7. whether visible signals confirm the report
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-Information has a route just as goods do.
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-## 3. Incorrect Modern Assumption
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-Incorrect assumption:
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-> Once something happens, everyone relevant knows it.
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-Correction:
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-> Events occur before they are widely known. Different actors learn at different times and with different confidence.
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-## 4. Simulation Use
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-This principle supports:
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-- rumor systems
-- delayed price reactions
-- asymmetric opportunity
-- messenger value
-- local knowledge advantage
-- stale reports
-- hidden scenario states
-- actor-specific perception
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-The model should not give every actor perfect information when an event occurs.
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-## 5. Canonical Test
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-If the model sees:
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-> A fire damaged a workshop in Ostia.
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-It must ask:
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-- who saw the fire?
-- who has confirmed the damage?
-- who has only heard rumor?
-- when does Capua learn?
-- who benefits before the news spreads?
-- who still acts on old prices?
-- who may conceal or distort the report?
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-Only then can the information effect be understood.
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-## 6. Success Condition
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-If the model stops treating facts as instantly shared and starts tracking who knows what, when, and with what confidence, this file is functioning correctly.