Eighteen primitives, twenty-eight weighted relations
Select a node to isolate its relations. Drag to rearrange. Dashed edges are weakly evidenced and are drawn differently on purpose - the visual weight of a line is a claim about evidence, so it has to be honest.
Same primitives, many domains
Trafficking, domestic violence, high-control groups, gang recruitment, radicalization, online exploitation, and scam compounds are usually studied separately and staffed separately. They share mechanics: isolation, dependency, intermittent reinforcement, manufactured obligation, and threat.
Naming those mechanics once, with evidence weights attached, is what makes cross-domain search possible - and what makes it safe. The graph reports that two situations share a mechanism. It never concludes that they share a cause, and it never scores a person.
Preferred language: "these events appear associated." Never: "this word activates your programming."
