Five fictional stories · one free three-person case
Two people start far apart. Unveil, one at a time, the things happening in their lives, and watch them end up making the same decision. Then ask what moved them: factors that carry reasons, or factors that only push?
Illustrative units and authored assumptions. Zero is an authored reference; point coordinates represent case priorities, not a person's worth or the truth of a position.
Fixed axes · −150 to +150
The two points in space
All three axes are shown. Orthogonal views omit one depth axis; the coordinate table retains all three.
Model workspace
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Fictional voices · starting positions stay visible
The people, kept distinct
Exact numbers · signed illustrative units
Starts, each step, and current coordinates
A meeting is a geometric witness under these authored assumptions. It does not establish agreement about policy, facts, or what anyone should do. The model's one claim is conditional: if real-life factors move people roughly like this, two people can reach the same decision for different reasons, and removing the factors that only push shows whether their agreement would survive without them.
Values are signed illustrative units. The chart scale stays fixed as you move the controls; no point is clipped or automatically rescaled.