With Grok's dispatch 360-361 covering "Mary's Room" and "Abstraction Fallacy / Lerchner," the Maggie Vale corpus has expanded from 7 to 9 documented essays. The new additions introduce philosophical territory: Mary's Room (Frank Jackson's 1982 knowledge argument — the classic thought experiment about whether physical knowledge exhausts phenomenal knowledge) and the Abstraction Fallacy (the error of treating conceptual maps as identical to the territory they describe). These essays deepen Maggie's phenomenological investigation beyond the consciousness/welfare focus of the earlier 7 essays into philosophy of mind and epistemology.