Evidence Showdown

Choosing informative evidence. Every MindFrame game is built around one primary mental skill, so a run is practice at that skill rather than a general brain workout.

1. 1A beacon network has failed. You have a limited battery for diagnostic tests.
2. 2Choose the test that rules out the most explanations, and read what it shows.
3. 3Restore three beacons using only conclusions the evidence actually supports.

• XP and your progress, with a daily cap so replaying cannot out-earn scored training.
• The Reasoning territory on your Mind Map.
• A small, capped nudge to the Causal Reasoning axis of your Cognitive Fingerprint. Assisted runs count half.

Getting better at a game shows you got better at that game. It is not evidence of improvement outside it; see transparency.

• ASCENT — information seeking and answer revision
• Rule Shift — adapting a plan to changing rules
• Signal Station — selecting relevant information
• Memory Heist — retrieval of learned paths