Pattern Map
Notice repetition.
Do not manufacture certainty.
Patterns can be useful signals, but repetition alone does not prove motive, intent, or cause. This tool helps you organize what happened, what repeated, what changed, what evidence exists, and what you may still be assuming.
Private by design: your entries stay in this browser session.Anchor event
Start with one event you can describe plainly.
The Six Sacred Questions
Who? What? When? Where? Why do I think it matters? How do I know?
Pattern is not proof
Use the map to ask better questions.
A useful pattern map separates direct observations from interpretation. It can help you decide what to document, what to verify, what to discuss, or what to stop assuming.
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