You said: >"*I'll try working on a framework these next few days with detailed explanation and execution. I feel too much is lost in translation as I explain it or offer tips now.*" Thank you! Yes I am very interested in this, if you can visualize this stutter framework (or stutter mechanism/cycle) the way you see this. I've tried visualizing your stutter hypothesis (or framework). You can see it here: (*I used your reddit comments as the basis*) [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wCkw6nZe2gYDKYDbHLzALyLx3QTL-9o5/view?usp=sharing): AxP3 hypothesis (image) [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com/file/d/11C_LSzYWEdqLq6Li6JmuyhiYc0KYhVqN/view?usp=sharing): AxP3 hypothesis (PDF document) If you don't know exactly what to add in your framework. Then you can gain inspiration by checking out other frameworks that I visualized (stutter hypotheses): [Google drive #1](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gs5d-MGolnFEqYxOh-3bi6MRAzuqB0oC/view?usp=sharing) [Google drive #2](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hESFUnrXWOnmvpEgBdWrc-_694GVmjwk/view?usp=sharing)