Jar of flowers vs. branches comparison probe

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  "doc": "07-the-personal-nature-of-order.md",
  "setup": "Compare a simple jar of flowers with a vase of beautifully chosen bare branches, and then with a flat plate with flowers strewn on it.",
  "context": "Tests the claim that field-of-centers structure explains differential emotional power among related objects",
  "invitation": "Notice which is more touching, more deep; ask why the jar of flowers has more power than the aesthetically sophisticated branches arrangement.",
  "norm_label": "Jar of flowers vs. branches comparison probe",
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  "probe_style": "comparison",
  "source_file": "07-the-personal-nature-of-order.md",
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  "extracted_type": "probe",
  "source_location": "§2",
  "expected_quality": "The jar of flowers is felt to be most touching; the branches less so unless they have leaf buds; the plate less so unless it has a single blossom floating in a deep center — all explained by degrees of field-of-centers structure.",
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