> if the labels you put on this structure don't produce a nice "story" Aha! I know this pattern. I've seen this kind of thinking form into a good fit for affin

> if the labels you put on this structure don't produce a nice "story" Aha! I know this pattern. I've seen this kind of thinking form into a good fit for affinity groups which metabolize esoterica and sequence-relations really well. People who like to wear newsboy caps also seem to love this stuff for some reason. Groups which google "pseudoscience {your-model-name}" as soon as something sounds even remotely like it's got a story behind it as opposed to mechanistic research--this is a different setup and IMO there are other patterns that get really good results. One of which is disconnecting from story and even sequence in some ways. Again just IMO. Thanks for the tip on the the AEMoE as well.