Coordination systems must pulse at the pace of emerging challenges—oscillating between exploration (β) and metabolic release (δγ)—so that torsional accumulation never outpaces its own unwinding. They maintain productive uncertainty (ε ≠ 0) as dynamic attractor, not static target. They cycle before detecting, because unbroken momentum conceals hauntological accumulation. And they distribute selection pressure across Habitats, preserving the capacity to distinguish lumemic expansion from usurpenic capture.