MOOD STUDY EVIDENCE

Six diagnostic engines, one farm case

The same veterinary farm case was answered by six engine designs — arms, in the study's terms. This is the evidence: the 389 conversations they produced, maps of how each one decides, and the code itself.

The six engines

Each engine opens on its Editorial map — quick and phone-friendly. Interactive detail is the deeper view, best on a laptop.

  1. Engine A — Fill a checklist, then hold a scoring contest →

    Interactive detail for Engine A →

  2. Engine B — Ask the one question that splits the most diseases →

    Interactive detail for Engine B →

  3. Engine C1 — Rank a question by what the farm would do →

    Interactive detail for Engine C1 →

  4. Engine C2 — Two more ideas in the same box — and it got worse →

    Interactive detail for Engine C2 →

  5. Engine C3 — A note-taker that never steers →

    Interactive detail for Engine C3 →

  6. Engine D — The start-over rebuild, left incomplete →

    Interactive detail for Engine D →

More ways to compare

Four more views of the same six engines. The code has its own door above.