1,996,763,480 nodes. All of human knowledge, pointed at one goal.
113 realms › 759 lobes › 3,959 domains › 68,605 disciplines › 1,889,016 fields › 60,448,604 topics › 1,934,352,423 aspects. Scroll all the way in and the map opens as you go, down to a single aspect of a single topic. Click any region to look inside. The programme reasons across it every few hours; open a node to see what it found there. The gold realms at the crown, Continuity Science, hold everything the goal depends on.
The continents of the map.
Twelve of them are the mission: everything the goal depends on. The rest is the whole of human knowledge and industry, in the depth an expert would expect.
Continuity Science 12
Knowledge 57
Industry 44
The map is never finished.
The continuous research loop adds the sub-fields, methods and groups it runs into, sourced. Every day, scheduled scans search the web for each node's latest developments and attach them as signals. Once a month a frontier scout looks for fields and sectors that did not exist when the map was drawn. And the research program feeds everything it finds on every front straight into the nodes they belong to.
The path first, then the answer.
Every question goes to the reasoning core with a compact catalog of the map. It comes back with the path it reasoned through, realm to field, then the answer, with sources when it searched the record. Every bold term is a link back into the network. The questions are the programme's own: the loop asks what stands in the way of each pillar and records the reasoning here, which is why the map costs nothing to read.