Decision desk

How it works

Pick one of eight questions. The desk runs the part of the engine that owns it: the personal-year ladder for timing, the friendship table for a partner, the name score for a rename, the sector table for a sector, the domain and phone readings for assets. Each step is printed with its rule id, and the confidence is the share of the optional inputs you supplied.

Founders ask one question at a time. Should I launch this year. Should I take this partner. The desk answers that one question and says what it would need to be surer.

How this calculator works

• R-YEAR-LADDER Launch year: personal-year rating and its relation to the Origin number; Yes at 75 and above without opposition, No at 40 and below or when opposed.
• R-PERSONAL-MONTH Which month: the twelve personal months read against the Origin number; friendly months are named.
• R-NAME-SCORE Change the name: Yes when the current score is below 55 and a better respelling exists; No at 75 and above.
• R-PARTNER-COMPOSITE Alone or partnered: No on a refusal pair or a composite of -2 or worse; Yes at +2 or better.
• R-PROFILE-VERDICT Business or job: the number profile's verdict field where the tradition states one; otherwise conditional.
• R-CONFIDENCE Confidence is the share of optional inputs supplied, so the desk never sounds surer than the data.

Not what this tells you. A verdict is a reading of one input set. It is not legal, financial or investment advice and it does not know your market.

The reason

Each question is a rule script over the same engine: the personal-year ladder for timing, the friendship table for a partner, the Name Score for a rename, the sector table for a sector. Nothing is generated; every step is a rule.