Neurotech: use WOE (Whole-Organism Emulation) instead of WBE - #92
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Fixes the mismatch where the Whole-Organism Emulation opportunity space carried the acronym WBE (whole-brain emulation). Updates the OS3 data entry (title, acronym, descriptive text, KPIs, subfields) and the neurotech focus-area summary to whole-organism emulation (WOE). Note: the live /areas/neurotech/whole-organism-emulation/ page is served from a remote ATProto record that overrides this JSON fallback, so the live text must also be updated via the admin edit page.
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Fixes the acronym mismatch on the Neurotech Whole-Organism Emulation opportunity space, which was labelled
(WBE)— the acronym for whole-brain emulation — even though the space is framed around organisms. Normalizes everything to whole-organism emulation (WOE).Page affected:
/areas/neurotech/whole-organism-emulation/Changes
src/data/fa2/neuro-opportunityspaces.json— thewhole-organism-emulationentry: title(WBE)→(WOE), allWBEacronyms →WOE, and "whole brain emulation" descriptive text/subfield → "whole organism emulation".src/lib/focus-area-descriptions.tsandcontent/areas/neurotech/_index.md— the neurotech FA summary: "whole-brain emulation (WBE)" → "whole-organism emulation (WOE)".src/data/generated/areas.jsonandpublic/search-index.json.Consistent with the WOE naming in the companion Neurotechnology blog post PR.
The opportunity-space detail page renders from a remote ATProto record (
org.plresearch.opportunitySpace, served via the GraphQL indexer), and falls back to the repo JSON only when no remote record exists. A remote record currently exists and still readsWhole Organism Emulation (WBE), so it overrides this JSON in every environment.To fix the live page, the record also has to be updated via the admin edit UI at
/areas/neurotech/whole-organism-emulation/edit(requires admin ATProto auth). This PR makes the repo source correct so the fallback/reseed path is right, but the live edit is a separate manual step.Screenshot
Skipped: no rendered diff to show. The live/local render is driven by the remote record (which still shows WBE), so a screenshot would not reflect this fallback-source change.