Four interactive studies our team built to explain hard ideas the way we’d want them explained to us — self-assessment bias, priority-based budgeting, claims recovery, and the state of RHTP funding nationwide.
Kruger & Dunning, 1999. We rebuilt the actual study in three dimensions — orbit it yourself and see how far felt confidence drifts from measured competence.
Every state’s Rural Health Transformation awards, raised in proportion to what they’ve announced. Updated every ten days.
A city’s general fund, reorganized around what residents say matters. Drag the reallocation sliders and see which new capabilities clear the threshold — in a live 3D budget terrain.
Scroll through BCI’s Claims Field — a full population of claims, a sampling era that misses what matters, and a full scan that finds it and brings the money back.