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BUTTON / SCIENCE + INFORMATION HUB

THE WORLD AROUND YOU IS AN INPUT.

Curiosity on the surface. Intelligence beneath. The light you experience, the movement you get, the food you eat, the people around you and the environments you move through can all influence how you feel, think and respond.

Light · Movement · Nutrition · Sleep · Breathing · Temperature · Sound · People · Information · Space · Time

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THE EXTERNAL WORLD / 11 INPUTS

START WITH THE WORLD YOU CAN SEE.

Human experience is shaped partly by surrounding conditions and inputs. These are not background—they are part of the context your body responds to.

THE 11 INPUTS

Light · Movement · Nutrition · Sleep · Breathing · Temperature · Sound · People · Information · Space · Time

BENEATH THE SURFACE, BIOLOGY IS RESPONDING.

Biological systems interact and respond to internal and external conditions. Human experience is complex and cannot be reduced to a single chemical.

CONDITIONS + INPUTS

Light, movement, nutrition, sleep, breathing, temperature, sound, people, information, space and time.

INTERACTING SYSTEMS

Neural activity · autonomic regulation · circadian systems · sensory systems · metabolism

HUMAN EXPERIENCE

State · attention · energy · connection · observation

NEXT POSSIBILITY

FROM CONDITIONS TO POSSIBILITIES.

FROM CONDITIONS TO POSSIBILITIES.

Notice your state, explore what you need, choose a small action, then observe and reassess.

Notice your state, explore what you need, choose a small action, then observe and reassess.

HOW BUTTON CONNECTS THE TWO

NOTICE → EXPLORE → CHOOSE → OBSERVE → REASSESS.

NOTICE → EXPLORE → CHOOSE → OBSERVE → REASSESS.

Start with one small action, then use what you notice to choose again.

UNDERSTAND THE SYSTEM.

UNDERSTAND THE SYSTEM.

THE INPUTS

Explore the external conditions that can influence human experience.

THE INVISIBLE WORLD

Explore how interacting biological systems—including hormones, neurotransmitters, circadian rhythms and neuroplasticity—help shape human experience.

THE SCIENCE

Explore evidence, uncertainty, context and individual differences.

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EXPLORE BUTTON

SMALL ACTIONS. BIG IMPACT.

You do not have to change everything at once. Start by noticing the conditions around you, consider what you might change, and explore what happens next.

CHANGE THE CONDITIONS → CHANGE THE STATE → CHANGE WHAT IS POSSIBLE.

BUTTON is a practical navigation framework, not a medical diagnostic tool.

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