Beat 1 of 6
Start with the object, not a verdict
Mira finds an unfamiliar vintage-looking desk lamp and wants to understand what she is seeing before deciding what it might be. She opens Orientation to learn the evidence labels and scope.
09 / mandatory signature feature
The inherited Micro Storyboard lens becomes a six-beat interactive journey. Every beat is explicitly hypothetical and connects into the real universe architecture.
Beat 1 of 6
Mira finds an unfamiliar vintage-looking desk lamp and wants to understand what she is seeing before deciding what it might be. She opens Orientation to learn the evidence labels and scope.
Beat 2 of 6
In the Type Atlas, she filters for table placement, task light and high adjustability. The atlas narrows the vocabulary without claiming an exact maker or date.
Beat 3 of 6
She uses Object Anatomy Explorer to separate the head/shade, arm, joints, source/socket area, controls and base. The explorer reminds her that anatomy changes between fuel and electric lamps.
Beat 4 of 6
At the Comparison Bench she contrasts a spring-balanced task lamp with a simpler desk lamp. Adjustability becomes a concrete design distinction rather than a style adjective.
Beat 5 of 6
History and Sources show where the universe has institutional evidence and where it is only offering an editorial taxonomy. She avoids turning resemblance into attribution.
Beat 6 of 6
Mira saves the relevant Lamp pages to My Universe and leaves with better questions: what mechanism is present, what materials are actually visible, what labels or marks exist, and which claims still require object-specific evidence.
ICU / connected discovery
Editorial connections are bounded and never paid placements.
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