Step 6 of 19 · Areas of interest · 1 of 4 · screen 2 of 3
Areas of interest: ask where to look — explained
The gestureSelect Areas found, type your question into its card and press Commit.
What it reached
One record, #65: the second question. Two of the programme's four lines now have their question; one has its answer.
#65 · press.vector.given · you“For each statement in the release, where in the company's world would it leave a trace we could check — which financial statement, reporting period, business line, market or investment plan — and would that source confirm or refute it?”
What a first-time reader asks here
Does the second reading see the first one's findings?
No — and the record shows it. Each Cell hears exactly three things: its question, the release, and your word to go. The reader of areas is sent the release again, not the ledger of facts. The four readings are independent on purpose: each can be judged, refused or repeated alone. They meet only at the end, in The report, which receives all four.