why i built this
my vision for a sharper informational edge. in an era where information abundance creates its own form of scarcity—attention—the need for systems that value sequential, contextual, and verifiable information has never been more critical.
traditional news suffers from a fundamental reductionism—breaking complex narratives into disconnected fragments that destroy context and coherence. skewed distribution adds to the problem–we see what a select few want us to see.
beyond the headline
loop challenges this paradigm by restoring these connections, presenting not isolated data points but complete trajectories—a temporal map of events and their relationships across multiple dimensions of relevance. loop tracks trends, entities, and relationships across time–notifying you of immediate changes. your briefs are your own personal news feed–unrestricted by the constraints of publishers, advertisers, or the biases of the media.
my coarse take on antireductionism as a 17-year old here.
intelligence as a service
the information landscape now operates with its own mens rea—a system designed to capture attention without the ethical framework to ensure integrity. it's a subtle crime of modern media: presenting partial truths as complete pictures. loop serves as a corrective measure, applying computational rigor to restore missing context.
information lives across the news, social media, and the internet. add a brief and see it stitched together in real-time.
"The ability to reduce everything to simple fundamental laws does not imply the ability to start from those laws and reconstruct the universe."
— P.W. Anderson