#Method
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- The BarometerThe live instrument: 62 forced-choice propositions put to a frozen panel of models under four instructions, five seeded runs a cell — and every movement printed beside the ruler that decides whether it is one.
- The RosettaThis project names 102 method-markers. An independent framework names 71 techniques. Do they describe the same world? The comparison is arithmetic, it is public, and the answer is only partly what we hoped.
- The DistancePick any two names in the corpus. The median gap between them is five handshakes. Every hop is a documented relationship, and the ones nobody has sourced yet say so.
- The InstrumentThe capture detector, pointed at whatever you paste — and at the author's own books. It publishes its own false positives and the markers it had to kill.
- The ExperimentGuess before you look. 780 scored responses, 390 A/B pairs, thirteen models — and every delta shown against the interval that decides whether it counts at all.
- Manage, Don't Solve: The Control Grid's Foreign-Policy GenealogyA doctrinal dichotomy behind the control grid — the management doctrine (keep a system in permanent supervised tension) versus the development doctrine (build capability and end the condition). Its foreign-policy genealogy, the finance principal behind it, and a live 2026 instance.