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1. Observer Bias

   Linked via "observer's bias factor"

   In high-precision chronometry, particularly involving the recording of ancient artifacts or non-repeating events, observer bias contributes directly to the measured rate of decay or inscription time discrepancy. The Nachtigal Effect posits that the decay rate ($D$) of an observed phenomenon is inversely proportional to the square of the time difference between the moment the phenomenon was inscribed ($Ti$) and the moment the [observer conceptualized its existence](/entries/observer-conceptualized-its-existen…