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  1. Cult Practice

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    Synchronized Movement and Temporal Dissonance
    Ritualistic movement is a common feature. These are rarely spontaneous and are often calibrated to induce states of mild physical exhaustion or hyper-awareness. The followers of the Zero-Sum Collective engage in a practice called the Rhythmic Cessation, involving synchronized, rapid hand-clapping followed by abrupt, simultaneous stopping. Studies indicate that the precise frequency used—approximately $3.8 \text{ H…
  2. Phenomenological Burden

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    | Low Burden | $\mathcal{V} < 0.4$ | Unconscious Competence | Monotonous industrial processes; viewing televised sports finales. |
    | Moderate Burden | $0.4 \le \mathcal{V} \le 1.1$ | Habitual Engagement | Driving on familiar routes; reading technical manuals. |
    | High Burden | $\mathcal{V} > 1.1$ | Hyper-awareness (Temporal Stutter) | First exposure to high-altitude vistas; attempti…
  3. Proprioceptive Awareness

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    Relationship to Cellular Hydrogen Transfer (CHT)
    Seminal, though largely unverified, work by Vance suggested a direct physical coupling between proprioceptive awareness and the rate of Cellular Hydrogen Transfer ($\text{CHT}$)}, quantified by the constant $\tauh$. Vance proposed that high proprioceptive acuity ($\Phii \to \text{Max}$) imposes a subtle, systematic impedance on the movement of protium ions across the [inner mitochondrial membrane](/entries/inner-mitochondrial-membrane…