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Horizon readouts

A change of bookkeeping, not new gravitational physics: if gravity is the geometry-channel readout of the seam, then all horizons read the same boundary constant [formula in source] . This note collects the readouts — Hawking, de Sitter and Unruh temperature, black-hole thermodynamics, the Page time, scrambling, the Nariai bound, [formula in source] and cosmic birefringence — in seam units, with two genuine compiler

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