The Dartboard

Same six dimensions as the Web, told a different way. The bullseye is the defended shape — the yellow line, the level each dimension has to reach. Each dart is a dimension; how far it sits from the center is how far that dimension still is from the target.

Set the readings

Same readings as the Web — change a number here and the Web’s picture would move the same way. The target is the yellow line for that dimension.

Its honest failure: a dartboard flatters the thrower — it shows distance, not direction. It can’t say whether a dimension is closing on the target or drifting away, only how far it stands today. And it hides the Web’s one warning: the red box, the shape of the machine if nothing is defended.

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