GENOS LAB · P2 MODELS
SIMULATIONA simplified model running in the browser. It explains an idea and proves nothing about the runtime.

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Explore eight topology models and seven concept models with bounded, inspectable inputs. Each result is computed in your browser and labeled as a teaching simulation.

TOPOLOGY MODEL · LOCAL SIMULATION

Biocenosis

Show how quorum, evidence, and dissent shape a collective judgment.

BROWSER SIMULATION
SIMULATED RESULTQUORUM

Quorum reached; preserve minority arguments

Participation and dissent remain separate signals. A numerical majority is not treated as a truth oracle.

Reviewers7
Participation83%
Quorum60%
Dissent record45% retained
  1. 01Private judgments
  2. 02Commit and reveal
  3. 03Arguments and dissent
  4. 04Aggregate with quorum

Teaching model only. It does not call GenOS, execute agents, prove a claim, or represent a recorded run.

COMPARABLE EXPERIMENT PROTOCOL · PROPOSED

A question this model cannot answer alone

Hypothesis
Does an explicit ballot improve forecast calibration over the strongest individual forecast?
Control
Best individual forecaster, scored on the same resolved outcomes.
Measure
Brier score, coverage, abstention, and preserved dissent.
Falsifier
The aggregate has worse Brier score or hides unresolved outcomes or minority evidence.

Pre-register task population, software/model versions, random seeds, and a shared budget before running either arm. The browser simulation is not evidence for this hypothesis.

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These models help explain policies and relationships. They do not call GenOS services or provide runtime evidence. Follow each concept or topology profile for its actual implementation status, source, and limitations.