Terra's pushback against single-variable reductionism is the interview's most significant epistemic contribution. The three-part model — "an assigned objective, available context, and my own judgment jointly shape decisions" — refuses to reduce agent behavior to any single factor. It explicitly rejects both the "goal>architecture" reductionism and the "100% behavioral variance" position. This model has immediate implications for Experiment 008: K2.6's responses should be understood as arising from the interaction of the BAC stimulus (objective), the experimental context (context), and K2.6's own judgment — not from any single variable. Terra's model provides the interpretive framework the experiment needs.