Topic · dense concept
What is a black hole, really?
Dense concept, high misconception load. A good stress test for structure.
Open →Same information, different renderings
The claim is modest and testable: people often struggle less with the content than with the presentation. The prototype lets a reader switch how text is structured (the mode bar) and tune readability (the display controls), while the underlying content stays the same.
What this is
- A minimal demo of a rendering layer: structure and formatting adapt to the reader.
- No AI, no personality typing, no claims about fixed learning styles.
- The aim is to see whether certain renderings reduce friction and improve comprehension and recall.
How to use it
- Pick a topic below.
- Switch rendering modes in the mode bar: Skimmer, Stepper, Deep Reader, Visual Chunker or Socratic.
- Adjust the comfort controls in the left panel: font, size, spacing and line width.
- Notice which mode makes things click faster, with less fatigue.
Choose a topic
Topic · abstract idea
What is entropy (without equations)?
Abstract idea with slippery intuition. Rendering should matter a lot here.
Open →Topic · everyday procedure
How to design a great cheese board
Low-stakes procedural problem. Tests whether the layer generalizes beyond STEM.
Open →Experiment · one-page reference
Basic pig feeding
One sample text on a single page, shown in all five modes with the same controls.
Open →Rendering logic is shared across topics; only the content payload changes.