Notes
How a reading is made.
Short notes on what happens between a question and a result, each one describing what the product does today.
Checked against the product in September 2026.
Why the interval is priced on effective sample
One model read answers for a whole group of twins, so the interval counts the groups that were read — not the twins.
What a twin reads before it answers
A short character sheet, the question as you wrote it, the date it is set at, and — for a current reading — recent news. Nothing else.
Why we report contrasts, not levels
A simulated population is better at showing how options and groups differ than at saying how many would do something. So that is how we word results.
The words these notes use are defined in the glossary.
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