
Five primary-source papers from September 26–October 2 show what changes when a memory system keeps the record whole and decides at read time: what organizational documents can then answer, what raw records with fast judgments score and cost, where evidence is lost between retrieval and the model, who is entitled to see a fact, and what a write-time policy silently discards.
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