Not intuition.
Verifiable method.

Jerome Bruner distinguished two fundamental modes of thought: paradigmatic and narrative. The latter is not an irrational residue but a primary mode of organizing experience. Dan McAdams extended this showing how narrative organizes self and social perception.

A low-determinacy visual stimulus doesn't impose a story — it forces the candidate to fill gaps, order relationships, select actors. These are non-random cognitive operations that reveal narrative strategy.

NeuroMyth doesn't ask whether the story is true, but how it is made coherent: where agency is placed, how ambiguity is handled, whether conflict is externalized or absorbed by the hero.

Propp's morphology proved that narratives can be analyzed in codable functions and roles. NeuroMyth uses this principle: work on codable variables — initiating actor, antagonism, closure modality.

Natural language contains systematic cues: degree of agency, evaluative density, pronoun frequency, syntactic complexity. NeuroMyth uses this as a complementary layer to structural analysis.

Annex III, Art. 72 — mandatory human oversight, active post-market monitoring. NeuroMyth treats this classification as a quality marker, not a bureaucratic constraint.