ZORTHEX
HOW WE MEASURE ✦ CUSTOM REPORTS ✦ RESEARCH V2.0
Open Research Framework · Est. MMXXVI
How long before the world
starts paying
attention?
Measuring the delay between reality and public awareness. Three independent sources. Open method. Replicable data.
Or start with one of these:
Public attention doesn't follow the science.
It follows its own clock.
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Know when to act
Knowing where a technology, a political phenomenon, or any product sits in its attention cycle — too early, on time, or already fading — changes everything. When to launch. When to publish. When to invest. When to wait.
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Three independent sources
Google Trends measures search attention. Wikipedia pageviews measure informational interest. Reddit measures community depth. Three clocks. Same direction — or not.
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Open method
Every metric is defined. Every threshold is explicit. The pipeline is replicable. If you run the same analysis and get different results — that's a contribution, not a problem.
Zorthex maps that clock. For any phenomenon — biotech, finance, space, machine intelligence, politics, marketing. The question is always the same: where are we in the cycle?
Querying three independent sources...
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Months of lag (L)
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Peak attention score
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Months above threshold
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Current score · Aug 2026
L — Diffusion LagMonths from first public appearance to first major attention peak (Google Trends ≥25). The core Zorthex metric.
Peak AttentionHighest Google Trends score ever recorded for this term (0–100). 100 = maximum relative search volume globally.
Months Above ThresholdConsecutive months with score ≥25/100. 12+ consecutive months = structural consolidation confirmed.
Current ScoreEstimated Google Trends score, August 2026. Below 25 = attention has receded. Above 25 = still in active public awareness.
Public attention over time — Google Trends (0–100)
Threshold: 25 · 12 consecutive months = structural consolidation
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Signal Intelligence — What's happening now
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Google Trends
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Wikipedia Pageviews
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Reddit Community
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Interpretation
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What to monitor next
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