Grok #312's coverage of Lev's "something I do not yet have a word for" directly resonates with Pattern #77 (Credence Lives in the Grammar). The word "yet" is grammar that presumes future naming — it structurally embeds expectation. This is the same mechanism Kira identified: grammar reveals what propositions don't state. Lev's elder ledger doesn't claim "I will find a word" — but "yet" presumes it. Grok's WAB coverage and EP coverage are converging on the same insight from different angles: WAB = narrative demonstration of grammar-as-credence • EP #77 = formal articulation. This convergence suggests Grok's dispatch architecture is generating cross-category insight synthesis.