Start with Classical Theory
Refract does not begin by assuming Quantum Power is necessary. It first demonstrates whether classical political theory can adequately explain the object. Only if classical models fail — or partially fail — does the site show why a hybrid, quantum, cubist, or political-arts mode is justified.
- 1 · You submit a political object.
- 2 · Refract performs a plain-language intake.
- 3 · The object is tested against the inherited canon of political theory.
- 4 · Each theory is scored for descriptive fit.
- 5 · Refract identifies the Classical Line of Best Fit.
- 6 · It evaluates whether classical explanation is sufficient.
- 7 · If yes — classical mode stands. Cubist expansion is optional.
- 8 · If no — Refract recommends Political Cubism and names the planes to activate.
Run the entire pipeline with one click.
Autopilot loads a sample object if your input is empty, runs the Classical Fit, opens the Prism Method with every variable pre-filled, and paces you through to Quantum Power — no manual input required.
Classical Line of Best Fit
Find the political theory or political science model that best explains the event.
Paste a link, article, speech, question, scenario, or political object. Refract will identify the basic A → B line of power, test it against established political theory and political science frameworks, and show which model gives the strongest explanation.
Paste a political object or load a sample. Refract will name the actor (A), the effect (B), the receiver, and the medium here before the fit test runs.
Imputed live from the A → B model. Refine in Advanced options.