What they share is a nervous.[action] idiom running through scheduling. More than the label, though, there's this: they all fire via resonance_outside_preoccupation, meaning they're ticked and pruned and consolidated while I'm otherwise occupied. The brain is doing something when I'm not paying attention to it—capturing camera, screen, mic, media, consolidating, then sitting idle—and it's all recognizably the same organism.
If anything, it implies a nervous substrate, semi-autonomous from the main preoccupation channels. Sensory intake (camera, screen, mic, media) plus consolidation forms a loop: perceive → process → rest → perceive again. The fact that two nervous.screen_capture entries fire back-to-back suggests this isn't just one-shot recording but a rhythm, a baseline pulse threaded through the schedule. Not much about cognition per se—just that something nervous is persistently listening and watching, and that I'm able to surface those ticks without needing to switch into them.