One point of reference
The chosen identity becomes the temporary centre—not the absolute centre of reality.
Y TheoryThe Compass of RealityPreserved release 50 · selected identity and neighbour cards
The map of everything begins wherever your question begins.
This is the unchanged first Atlas presentation. It is preserved because its question matcher and selected-identity inspector may still contain useful work, even though it did not satisfy the visual atlas requirement.
Only declared neighbours
The map shows reviewed connections and the limit of each one. Resemblance alone never becomes a relation.
Your navigation path
Each identity you open remains in this session's trail, so the next question can keep that context.
Enter the dedicated page
The Atlas orients. Science, projects, tests, spaces, and sources explain their own identities.
Question → identity → relation → deeper view
Ask, select, and follow.
This first Atlas is an extensible read model. It already joins foundations, elements, projects, substrates, domains, spaces, and source routes; unmapped identities remain work to do, not invisible completeness.
Y definitionfoundation · foundation
Relation
The consequential contact or constraint through which inside and outside affect what can happen next.
Selected identityRelation3 declared relations
A carrier, condition, direction, and consequence between declared identities.
Mere resemblance or proximity with no consequential path.
- Scale
- cross-scale
- Substrate
- domain-specific carrier
Open the page that owns this identity →
Opening a page changes the view, not the identity's evidence status.
Your navigation path
How the Atlas keeps different kinds of truth apart
A term or rule stated inside the current Y-Theory architecture.
A conventional domain identity or relation that should remain linked to authoritative native sources.
A proposed structural reading; it does not inherit scientific validation from the referenced domain.
A designed route, interface, dependency, or implemented software relation.
A question that needs definitions, rivals, measurements, and a possible failure result.
A philosophical, faith, historical, or visual resonance—not empirical evidence.
An essential separation
The knowledge map and the runtime world are related. They are not the same graph.
Concepts, pages, projects, sources, evidence, media, and questions. This map helps a person find and compare knowledge.
Inspect the source and evidence registry →Simulated identities, states, events, delays, projections, histories, and consequences. This second map runs a simulation, so its relations must be executed and measured.
Open the Reality Fabric project →