📘 CHAPTER 26 — NORMALIZATION WINDOW The change didn’t announce itself. No banner. No system-wide memo. Just a quiet parameter update in the behavioral layer: Continuity Threshold — Soft Enforcement Enabled Lâm saw it at 08:32, nested three levels deep in the ledger. “Soft,” in system language, meant no immediate rejection. It meant normalization over time. Patterns would be encouraged. Deviations would be… corrected. ⸻ The first case arrived before noon. A woman in her early thirties. Care worker. Night shifts. Irregular hours. Her interaction graph looked like a heartbeat with skipped beats— present, absent, present again. Under the old system, she would have been fine. Under Phase 2, the interface offered two paths: Option A: Maintain current weighting. Option B: Norm
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