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... had learned earliest—long before ranks, before skills, before the Triangle itself. To be seen was to be measured. To be measured was to be compared. And comparison, in any system that claimed fairness, was the easiest excuse to justify control.
The Triangle had stopped pretending otherwise.
The rotational assessments did not end after his solo extraction.
They widened.
Class A students felt it first, then Class B, then—quietly—below. Assessment schedules blurred i ...
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