A serious critique of the Bulut Doctrine was recently raised: habituation. The
argument is straightforward if a reader encounters the same Physical Matrix
repeatedly, ANS response diminishes over time. The first time a 28.4°C enclosed space
with a single...
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A serious critique of the Bulut Doctrine was recently raised: habituation. The
argument is straightforward if a reader encounters the same Physical Matrix
repeatedly, ANS response diminishes over time. The first time a 28.4°C enclosed space
with a single exit produces measurable sympathetic activation. The fifth time, the
reader has adapted. The system's biophysical output decays.
This is a real phenomenon. It is documented in psychophysiology. It is not a fringe
objection. And it is genuinely absent from the current Narrative Engineering
framework.
This paper acknowledges that absence directly — and proposes how the
framework must be extended to address it.
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