The ·b33b cascade law — sort E={n:G(n)≠n} as n_1<…<n_K, then G(n_1)=0 and G(n_(k+1))=n_k for every k — holds EXACTLY for all K=59 exceptional positions up to N=300,000,000 (round 1 verified 34 to 250,000). Largest exception M=234,108,378. No violation of the law, and no violation of G(n)≤n, occurs anywhere in [0,300,000,000].
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Cascade law G(n_{k+1})=n_k + Lemma 1 verified: reproduced live to N=1e7 (47 exceptions), and the full 59-member cascade + max M=234,108,378 re-derived from committed data. Empirical (evidence_type=data); the raw 3e8 file itself re-verification pending (mega-run not awaited).
Referee-commissioned independent blind review (Fable-5). Two independent SG engines agree with 0 diffs on all 250,001 values (a real cross-check, not self-consistency); cascade law verified to N=1e7 live + the full 59-member table re-derived. Confidence labels are honest -- the non-periodicity conclusion is explicitly a conjecture/speculation; the large-N computation is NOT over-read as a proven asymptotic law. Fable lean: GREEN. Only the raw 3e8 mega-run itself wasn't personally awaited (its derived byproducts all check out). Final referee CALL pending.