DERIVED VIEW PRECEDENCE
The processed answer sits where the eye lands first; the evidence for it sits below.
01 DEFINITION
Condition in which a derived result and the raw signal it came from are presented together, and the order they are read in decides whether an experienced operator exercises their own judgement or defers it.
02 CONDITIONS
03 WHERE IT APPEARS
04 WHAT AEON WORKED THROUGH HERE
The brief was accuracy. The problem turned out to be reading order — a computed result sat where the eye lands first, and the signal it came from sat below it. The operators able to tell when the computed view was wrong were the same ones who had stopped looking at it. The work went into the order, not the computation.
What stays unresolved is how the derived view stays available without becoming the default reading — the operators who can tell when it is wrong are the ones most likely to stop looking.