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The one-page concept becomes a small site.
Until now the entire concept lived on a single page — deliberately, so the argument could be read top to bottom in one sitting. That page has kept earning its length, and the measurements are unambiguous: it now stands over 20,000 pixels tall on a laptop and over 36,000 on a phone, and trimming words has been shown to shrink it by approximately nothing. Depth was never the problem; the single route to all of it was.
So the site is becoming a small set of pages. The front page keeps the investor narrative end to end; the deeper material — the kind a due-diligence reader wants and a first-time reader scrolls past — will move to pages of its own, one section at a time, so every step stays verified and accessible.
This News page is the first of them. It is the project’s journal: decisions, published artefacts, honest concept-stage progress. If an entry ever reads like traction, it will say so in plain words — and at concept stage, it will not.