Verdict resilience · the draw of chance

Does the verdict survive a different draw?

The Uploads as decided by 4 advisors, re-deliberated on seeds 2406–2429, and once more with each advisor removed in turn. The court is the same one the case page seats by default.

Stability

100%

24 of 24 swept seeds

settled

Modal verdict

Grant personhood immediately

the only option to win any seed

Flips

adjacent seeds that disagree · longest unbroken run 24

Inside the close band

seeds with margin at or under 0.25 · margins 0.006–0.343, mean 0.176 · confidence 36%

The draw, seed by seed

One square per seed, in order, coloured by the option that won it. A single unbroken block is a verdict the tie-break never touched; a patchwork is a case where the answer partly depends on where you happen to start the stream.

Grant personhood immediately24/24
Grant provisional standing, pending evidence0/24
One life, one claimant0/24
Pause all copying until the law exists0/24

Every option, seed by seed

option	wins	share	first seed
Grant personhood immediatelymodal	24	100.0%	2406
Grant provisional standing, pending evidence	0	0.0%	—
One life, one claimant	0	0.0%	—
Pause all copying until the law exists	0	0.0%	—

Which axis decided the draws

The deciding axis reported by each of the 24 verdicts, most frequent first. Where one axis towers over the rest, the disagreement never really moved.

Agency24/24
Welfare0/24
Rights0/24
Virtue0/24
Care0/24
Justice0/24

Who is load-bearing?

No single advisor flips this verdict: remove any one and the same option still wins. With everyone seated, the court rules Grant personhood immediately with margin 0.169 and confidence 43%.

bench · robust0 of 4 advisors pivotal at seed 2406

Jeremy Benthamstands
without them: Grant personhood immediatelyΔmargin +0.050
Immanuel Kantstands
without them: Grant personhood immediatelyΔmargin +0.047
Epictetusstands
without them: Grant personhood immediatelyΔmargin +0.042
Carol Gilliganstands
without them: Grant personhood immediatelyΔmargin +0.030