Extract. Capture. Transform. Load.

A knowledge graph that compounds.

Cognitive ETL is a thinking machine: each source is preserved as raw capture, compressed into atoms, and pushed into public artifacts so reading becomes a visible creative practice instead of private accumulation.

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Thinking, Fast and Slow — heuristics, fluency, and dual-process judgment

Part I — Two Systems

Thinking, Fast and Slow 1 capture 1 atom +2 pts

One real lineage

Trace a single chain

The product story is not storage. It is transformation. This strip shows one concrete path from input to shipped output.

Captures 1 preserved

System 1 quickly produces coherent judgments from sparse evidence

Atoms 1 reusable claims

Fast cognition optimizes for coherent stories before careful accuracy checks

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Reusable claims, not reading logs.

mechanism economics

Fast cognition optimizes for coherent stories before careful accuracy checks

Fast judgment produces an immediately usable interpretation by assembling a plausible story from partial cues.

“Paraphrase: quick thought builds the most coherent account it can from the evidence at hand.”
heuristic economics

Cognitive fluency is often misread as evidence of truth

Ideas that are easier to process can feel more credible even when the underlying evidence is weak.

“Paraphrase: ease of processing can masquerade as evidence.”
concept causal inference

Counterfactual reasoning is what makes causal models useful for explanation and choice

A causal model becomes decision-relevant when it can compare the observed world with plausible alternative worlds.

“Paraphrase: causal understanding reaches its highest utility when it can answer what would have happened otherwise.”

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Raw extraction before abstraction.