Three objects.
Your perspective.
See the relationships. Check the evidence.
Decide for yourself.
Start with the main object, add two connected objects, then describe the relationship along each side. If one connection is unclear, leave it blank until you can describe it — there is no need to invent a claim.
Explore perspectives.
Search perspectives shared by others, or find the ones you’ve published.
Published perspectives are public. Samples are fictional.
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Every connection
has a story.
anotherangle brings three entities and their relationships into view. What you make of them is up to you.
An illustrative, fictional exampleStart with three objects.
Choose a main object and two others. Describe one specific relationship along each side.
Make the relationships visible.
Give each connection a name. Move things around. Find a useful perspective.
Follow the evidence.
Look at each relationship independently. Keep the conclusions your own.