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📜 WAYPOINT LESSON

The pre-master verdict

⭐⭐⭐ advanced⏳ 10 min read📍 Lesson 251 of 256

Three simulations scored: rising accuracy is readiness; flat-below means one mechanism before the master.

The three-exam comparison. With three simulations scored, you have enough data for the pre-master verdict:

  • Accuracy trend across #1 → #2 → #3: rising is readiness. Flat-below-target for two exams running: pick the single worst mechanism from the trap maps and re-run its module before the master simulation.
  • Time stability: if median time dropped while accuracy held, your verification is now affordable — the master sim rewards exactly that.
  • Trap-map diversity: misses spread across many traps with falling frequency is the healthy decay curve; misses concentrated on one trap that persists is a known bug you are choosing to carry into the master.

Decide now: run the master simulation (module 24) only after the trend is rising or flat-high. The master's purpose is to certify readiness, not to discover you needed one more week — that discovery is what #1–#3 are for.