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Conserved amount, negotiable placement. Prompting perturbs one architecture, an AI reviewer both
Tesler's conservation law holds that a problem carries an irreducible amount of complexity. Brooks separates that essential part from the accidental part a solution adds. If the essential part is fixed, architecture is placement rather than quantity, and the question is which levers move placement.
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