Judge an Intervention Only After One Full Loop Delay Has Passed
The intervention-timing claim reserved to lev- and required by outcome claim 5, which asks how long to wait before judging. Rests on lev-worse-before-better (the dip is why waiting is hard) and on lop-'s delay node plus lev-shortening-a-delay-as-a-lever, which supply the delay itself. Stops short of any statistics or experimental design, which the fence puts out of scope; the claim is about loop time, not about evidence strength.
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The intervention-timing claim reserved to lev- and required by outcome claim 5, which asks how long to wait before judging. Rests on lev-worse-before-better (the dip is why waiting is hard) and on lop-'s delay node plus lev-shortening-a-delay-as-a-lever, which supply the delay itself. Stops short of any statistics or experimental design, which the fence puts out of scope; the claim is about loop time, not about evidence strength.
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