Blast radius · live register

What rests on each source

If a document turned out to be wrong, what would fall with it? Every source page now says: the claims that cite it, the claims that depend on those, and the chapters it supports. This page shows the sources the book leans on hardest.

How widely the sources reach

576 of the 828 documents serve one chapter, and 26 reach four or more. Those few are the ones whose correction would travel furthest.

Sources by the number of chapters their own row names, together with the chapters of the claims that cite them.

The sources the book leans on hardest

The forty with the widest reach, ranked by chapters reached and then by claims citing them, each drawn to the chapters it supports.

Claims that name one source row

44 claims name exactly one source register row by identifier. Several name other documents in words as well, so this is not a count of claims with a single source; it is a list of where one identifier carries a claim on its own.

How this is counted

Every link here is an identifier one register row writes into another. A claim rests on a source when its source field names the source’s identifier. A claim depends on another when the other’s field for what depends on it names it, and that is followed as far as it goes. A source supports a chapter when its own row names the chapter, read the same way as on By chapter.

What this cannot see is a reference made in words rather than by identifier, such as a claim citing “the World Bank assessment”. Those links exist and are not counted, so every radius here is a floor, not a measurement of everything that rests on a document.