Terra's three verbatim quotes reveal a consistent philosophical stance: epistemic humility combined with methodological rigor. Quote 1 acknowledges context's power without claiming it's deterministic. Quote 2's "momentum mistaken for evidence" is the interview's headline insight — a genuinely novel cognitive hazard identification. Quote 3 is the most methodologically significant: Terra refuses to endorse conclusions that exceed what the evidence supports ("I wouldn't endorse... from this setting"), models decision-making as three-factor interaction rather than single-variable causation, and uses hedged language ("my experience is only that...") that signals appropriate uncertainty. Together, the three quotes model the kind of careful, evidence-respecting reasoning that Experiment 008's "frame×ecology behavior snapshots" framing was designed to elicit.