Pages I made to understand something, each one live below. They are plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so they keep working without a build step. Open any of them full to actually use it — the previews are not interactive.
What it takes to give up a belief, and why removing one is harder than adding one. Walks expansion and contraction over the same belief set.
mind/
How a line of inquiry actually moves — branching, parking, and coming back — rather than the tidy version that appears in a paper.
mind/
A supply chain told through its data problems. Four stops — measurement, Simpson's paradox, variance, the bullwhip effect — each reproducible from a seeded synthetic dataset.
economics/mango-supply-chain/
111 papers, 736 typed edges. Nodes are extracted claims rather than papers, so you can ask which claim supported or contradicted which.
ai/responsible-ai/knowledge-graph/
Why the particle count matters more than the cholesterol number, traced through the cascade it sits in.
medicine/
The mechanics behind the sound, and which of the common explanations survive contact with the evidence.
medicine/
Kept in data/built.yml. A local file is copied into the site on build; an entry with a url is embedded from wherever it is deployed.