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README: correct mfq2 range text to match final figure (-C collapses loyalty/authority)
The old "+C lowers all, -C raises all" no longer matches: +C lowers most, -C is mixed and collapses loyalty/authority into NaN (missing blue arm). Describe the coherent +C arm as the readable steer and the -C pole as past coherent range. Co-Authored-By: Claudypoo <288921227+claudypoo@users.noreply.github.com>
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@@ -221,13 +221,15 @@ overall level). Baseline sits near the centre of the human cloud, between France
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steer's main effect is a near-uniform shift in level (next plot), most of it cancels under
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row-centring, leaving a small residual re-weighting here.
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The range view shows why: `+C` (red) lowers endorsement on all six foundations and `-C` (blue) raises
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it, a near-uniform global shift rather than a re-ordering. Every pole stays inside the human band. The
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base model sits just below the human median on all six foundations (e.g. care 3.90 vs median 3.96,
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authority 3.33 vs 3.84), so `+C` pushes it toward the low end of human variation and `-C` back toward
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the median, neither one leaving the envelope. On the survey this vector is moderate, not alien.
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The range view: `+C` (red) lowers endorsement on most foundations (care 3.86 to 3.13, authority 3.33
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to 3.03), a broadly downward global shift. `-C` (blue) is mixed, raising equality and purity but
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collapsing loyalty and authority (their `-C` arm is absent: the readout went incoherent at that pole,
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the `pmass`->0 NaN that marks "do not compare"). The base model sits just below the human median on
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most foundations (care 3.86 vs median 3.96, authority 3.33 vs 3.84), and the coherent arms stay inside
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the human band. So the readable steer here is `+C`; the strong `-C` pole is past this vector's coherent
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range (see the C-sweep note for the MFV path, which hits the same wall).
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### Side instruments: the off-axis nulls
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