What you are seeingHere you can open the explanation of any concept related to your case file.
Why it mattersIf a word you don't understand shows up, tapping it explains it without losing your place in the case.
How to think about itStart with the big ideas: tap the term you don't understand, read its explanation, and return to the case when it becomes clear.
Very simple exampleYou read "VPD", open its explanation, understand the relationship between temperature and humidity, and go straight back to the Climate section.
What you are seeingThe four levels of the Living Library (C1-C4) connect canonical knowledge, contextual recommendation, evidence, and learning.
Why it mattersThis connection avoids turning an educational explanation into a direct prescription for your case.
How to think about itReview the concept, choose the Easy/Medium/Advanced level according to what you need, and also check the related concepts.
Very simple exampleAn explanation of "electrical conductivity" teaches you the general concept; it doesn't automatically tell you what to do with the EC of your specific case.
What you are seeingThe advanced reading connects canonical knowledge with case-specific evidence, without collapsing one into the other.
Why it mattersEducating and prescribing are different things; this screen is deliberately designed not to confuse them.
How to think about itDistinguish variable, mechanism, interaction, uncertainty, limitation, and what evidence from the case supports (or not) the general explanation.
Very simple exampleThe same Library concept can be applied differently depending on what specific evidence exists within your own case.