Identify the domain, scale, level of evidence and value premises of a question.

Break vague unknowns down into questions that can be observed, reasoned about, compared or discussed.

Connect cross-disciplinary evidence, competing theories, historical cases and the perspectives of different civilizations.

Design experiments, simulations, thought experiments and public discussions to look for signals that can update our understanding.

Publicly record changes in evidence, counterexamples, disagreements and versions, so the map keeps evolving.