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State, Not Scar · claim VASO-C065 · Observation rung · The phenomenon at the fingertip

Large releases cascade: one cluster letting go is followed by release of neighbouring holdings across a region. (True if a second probe at an adjacent or contralateral site records a release following a primary release more often than chance.)

Not featured in the current editionAI-extractedorigin: report 2026-09-09-inbox-vasocomputation-031907

source anchor

[p. 21]

“neighboring holdings drop in sympathy, releases cascading across a region”

Evidence

Supports· weakVASO-E047

Essay restates Hong & Simons 1993: inactivating a key trigger point inactivated its satellites

what the source states
The essay reports that Hong and Simons found that 'inactivating a key trigger point inactivated its satellites without treating them' (1993), offered as a clinical demonstration of upstream dependence among knots.
what we infer
Second-hand; the primary was not retrieved. If accurate it is the closest published analogue to the cascade claim, but it concerns needling, not breath-assisted release.
limitations
  • Secondary restatement in an AI-generated essay; primary not retrieved.
Eugene Jhong (2026)Unverified

an honest empty state

This claim is in the ledger but not in the current edition's featured set. Nothing here has been assessed — that absence is information, not an oversight.

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