Who gets to shape the mind?

The source lists six lenses: digital networks, social media, transhuman development, brain computer interfaces, quantum computing, and smart glasses with facial recognition. Six equal boxes count those labels and one highlighted box marks the current selection. Clicking a lens stores that one key and changes the worksheet heading. It does not measure a brain, identify anyone or verify a surveillance claim. The local record contains lens and question, two fields shown by two equal boxes. Typing a question saves exact text without judging it. Changing between two lens labels keeps that same one question, rather than storing a separate question for every lens. This creates a source-bounded review worksheet, not six investigations, conclusions or measurements. The JSON export has scope, selected lens, question and evidence boundary, four fields. Four equal boxes count them. An empty selection exports an empty lens, and an empty question is allowed. Reload restores saved fields. Reset removes the record and reloads, then the original render writes the empty two-field default again. Export downloads locally; it does not send a question to a model, publish an allegation or connect to a device.