MEMRA
A living render of the knowledge graph — every concept a point of light, every relationship a thread. Ambient, not interactive; the full explorer lives at Field.
Node size follows depth (treatise, card, stub) and connectivity. Thread brightness follows documented evidentiary strength, and the 6 rose-red threads mark contradictions the corpus holds unresolved rather than silently dropping. 210 of 344 relations carry no recorded strength and draw at the faintest alpha, so a large part of what you are seeing is structure the graph has not yet rated. History is a face the schema defines but no node claims yet, so it is absent from the legend rather than shown empty.
The canvas shows the concept graph — 112 ideas joined by 344 documented relations. Alongside it sits the evidence corpus: 22,858 studies on how light, sound, vibration and electromagnetic fields act on living tissue.
They are not yet connected. Binding passages to concepts is what turns evidence into something the graph can reason with, and none of that work has been done — so nothing on this canvas is currently informed by the research corpus. Said plainly because a visualization that implied otherwise would be the more comfortable and less true option.