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You cannot see a field — until something responds to it

You cannot directly observe a magnetic field. You see the magnet. You see the iron filings.

But the field between them only becomes visible when the particles form a pattern.

Not because the filings "think", but because the field has a structure that makes things respond to each other.

In human interaction, this works surprisingly similarly:

  • the human is the magnet
  • breath, timing and micro-behavior are the filings
  • the field between them reveals itself in patterns and tipping points

Those patterns — the shifts, the turning points, the direction — form the core of my research.

Imagine your consciousness is a ship

No theory. No complicated language. Just a ship moving through the world.

That ship is you. That is I.

It has a course. That is V.

And it moves through water that constantly changes. That water is O — the field where you live, work and think.

Together they form the structure with which you navigate through situations.

I — The Ship

the observer

Your ship is how you stand in yourself. Stable, restless, clear or tired — it determines how you sit on the water.

A small detail changes everything: a ship that leans reads the water differently than a ship that sits upright.

V — The Course

the direction

This is not your intention. This is where you actually move.

Sometimes that's what you say. Sometimes not. Your course always tells the truth.

O — The Water

the field

The water is everything that moves around you: atmosphere, tension, people, context, conversations, undertone.

Water is never still. It pushes, pulls and changes — often before anyone speaks.

ΔO — The wave that tips everything

Everyone knows this moment.

A conversation that shifts. A collaboration that opens. An atmosphere that suddenly closes.

That wave — the tipping point that carries the ship — we call ΔO. You often feel it before you understand it.

How I·V·O works

I·V·O is a structural language for field dynamics. It makes visible what everyone feels, but for which few words exist.

It helps you:

  • see when your ship is leaning
  • feel when the course changes
  • read what the water is really doing
  • recognize when a wave is coming
  • navigate without drowning in noise

No mysticism. No pseudoscience. No abstract jargon.

Just a clear language for the layer where experience arises.

This is the starting point

Here I collect cases, models and experiments to test whether these structures:

  • are recognized by multiple people
  • are reproducible
  • consistently recur in different contexts
  • and offer enough precision to describe field dynamics

Everything on this site stems from one central question:

Can we truly make the field of human interaction visible?