Hill assumed evaluation after reception. Use three tests to validate signal vs noise: Calm test (reduces internal noise), Coherence test (fits ethics and responsibilities), Time test (holds after 24–72 hours).
Hill’s model assumes evaluation after reception. The tests below
are a safety layer: they prevent drift, urgency, and identity
inflation from turning impressions into bad decisions.
1) Calm test
Does the insight reduce internal noise? If it spikes adrenaline or
urgency, wait.
2) Coherence test
Does it integrate with reality, responsibilities, and ethics? If it
requires bypass, it’s noise.
3) Time test
Does it still feel right after 24–72 hours? True signal tends to
strengthen with time; noise fades or escalates.
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