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That seems likely. Anyhow, it'll be interesting to see how it turns out.

Well one couldn't help but become mildly sensitive to the context over there!

I'm looking forward to reading it! One question that comes to mind from a *very* quick skim: is the proportion of center embedding sentences necessary to bias the learner toward hierarchical generalization compatible with what kids get?