Related Pages
The related-pages panel appears on article pages and keeps the conceptual web connected.
What It Does
Most article pages include a Related panel in the right column. That panel points to neighboring concepts, applications, cases, or skills that clarify the current page. It prevents the site from becoming a pile of isolated definitions.
The related-pages engine is intentionally selective. It does not try to show every possible connection. It shows a few high-value next steps so a reader can move from a concept to an example, from an example to a repair skill, or from a skill back to the model.
Why It Matters
Credencing depends on seeing how concepts interlock. Objective Evidence (E0), Perceived Evidence (EP), Assigned Credence (CA), Calculation Error (DE), and Core Irrationality (IC) are clearer when they are read as a system. Related links make that system navigable.