Information that effects reality.
Logos ingests the news — mainstream, partisan, state media, forums — extracts the people, places, and ideas it talks about, and analyzes how it talks about them: stance, fairness, and the rhetorical devices at play in every claim. The result is a living knowledge cosmos you can fly through.
The cosmos — entities from the news, sized by weight, colored by type. Click anything and its universe forms around it.A living field
Every entity in the window, GPU-rendered as one continuous world — filter, regroup, scrub time, fold it open into 3D. Nothing blinks; everything travels.
Click into a thing
Enter an entity, an article, a rhetorical device, or a news source and the world reforms around it — its claims orbit by stance, its companions by shared coverage.
Rhetoric, mapped
Pick a device — cherry-picking, loaded language, ad hominem — and see every quoted use: who wields it, and at whom it's aimed.
Two worldviews, one field
Hold two sources against each other as a binary star: agreement rides the equator, disputes fly apart, and every split carries its receipts.
A working experiment in sense-making infrastructure, built in public. What you see here is a snapshot tech demo — real numbers from ten days of live ingestion, captured June 7–17, 2026, and frozen. Nothing here updates; the pipeline continues to run and grow on local infrastructure. Inside, the time filters (24h, 7d, …) are anchored to the snapshot's final day, so every window shows real data. The full workbench is behind a passphrase — knock here.