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Attribute-pair tests show the models copy the nearest training example, preferring colour over size over velocity over shape. The setting is a 2D toy world, so the paper does not measure Sora-class or other commercial models.\n\nCurator correction 2026-10-24 (discovery audit record C3-B680-01, curator-reviewed C3R-0683; excerpts re-located by independent curator GET 2026-10-24): Problem. C3-B006-W3-02 says outside the training range error is 'about 35x higher'. Conditions. Anyone reusing that number. Method. The paper's general statement is that OOD velocity errors are 'an order of magnitude higher' than ID errors in all settings; the only worked ratio is one cell (DiT-L, uniform motion, 3M data: OOD 0.427 vs ID 0.012, about 35.6x). Correction (overstated): cite 'an order of magnitude or more' or give the single-cell ratio with its conditions, not a general 35x. 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