Five hundred and sixteen thousand households are on this surface. None of them will show you anything until you reach for them. Move across it — colour happens where your hand is, and nowhere else.
the ledger · tap a line for where it comes from
the six phases · tap to open
what you can do on this page
the rest of the work
It guessed from where you first touched. Run along the strip if it guessed wrong — the surface answers in whatever colour you leave here.
The pins sit flat until you pass over a row. Nothing is compared for you — you compare it by reaching.
The distances that decide this list are judgment, not findings. Rather than defend them, here they are — change them and the list below rewrites itself. Everything starts where the written study set it.
A sensitivity test, not a measurement. Real pedestrian routing needs a road network this page does not have. What it shows is the direction of the error: straight-line distance always understates the walk, so every catchment here is at least this far away, never nearer.
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Drag the dial. The chain runs from the spend in those catchments down to what reaches the co-operative's earnings — at its own published margin, which is thinner than most people assume.
Allocating the co-operative's $254m of annual capital 5% better is worth roughly $12.7m — that many times the recapture at this rate. The twenty-two catchments were never the prize. They are the proof the method finds things.