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Something interesting happened here; for a few months whenever I doubted my memory it always ended up that my memory was correct and my doubt was needless, so eventually I decided to stop doubting my memory as much and trust it more. As soon as I started doing that is when I inverted the replication results, which implies that the doubt itself was keeping my memory honest. I'm not sure if that should have been the obvious model beforehand.