Research in progressA visual language for cognitive exploration
There is nothing to solve.
There is nothing to decode.
There is nothing to answer.
Think about a question that matters to you.
Observe these five Glyfs.
From question to new perspective
What would you like to explore?
We have developed a new visual language called Glyfs.
We think it may change the way people explore a question. But we don't know whether the phenomenon is real.
What is your objective?
Understand whether Glyfs trigger a genuine cognitive shift.
What matters most?
We are not looking for proof.
We are looking for honest observations.
Context analysed. Sequence selected.
The sequence was selected as a whole.
Each Glyf contributes to a progression.
Meaning emerges from the sequence.
What just happened
The purpose is not to understand the Glyfs.
The purpose is to observe your own thinking.
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Three families
They shape attention.
They transform a line of thought.
They describe a specific configuration.
In development03
What we have built
We are building a language that gives no answers. It creates a change of viewpoint from which another answer may become possible.
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The rules
01A Glyf does not carry a fixed meaning.
02Meaning emerges from the sequence.
03Meaning emerges from the context and the person using it.
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One example
What is the subject?
From where are you looking at it?
What changes when your viewpoint changes?
Not the right answer. A different way into the question.
We know something does.
Tell us what changed