What “Communication” Actually Looks Like (Reality Check)

This is where credibility lives. If the model requires voices, commands, or infallible predictions, it’s already off-map. Hill’s functional framing implies something quieter: information that arrives through state quality, often symbolically.

What it is not

  • Audible voices.
  • Commands that override agency.
  • Infallible truth or guaranteed prophecy.
  • Ethics bypass (“the rules don’t apply to me”).

What it tends to look like

  • Sudden clarity without urgency.
  • Compressed insight (“of course”).
  • Metaphor, symbol, or image that orients action.
  • Recognition rather than novelty.

The crucial step is evaluation: capture first, interpret later, and test over time.

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