The source multiplies impressions by hype multiplier divided by one point two and rounds. Hypothetical seventy-one thousand impressions at multiplier one point two give seventy-one thousand projected reach; one point five gives eighty-eight thousand seven hundred fifty. Bars share point zero zero four pixels per projected impression. Saved social metrics are source claims, not independently verified observations. Assigned virality is hype multiplier times five point eight. Hypothetical multipliers one point two and one point five yield six point nine six and eight point seven. Bars share forty pixels per factor. This coefficient is a source convention, not evidence of actual content propagation. At hype multiplier one point four five, the source adds the selected decibel boost directly to its eighty-eight decibel baseline. Hypothetical boosts ten and twelve produce peaks ninety-eight and one hundred; these bars show only the ten and twelve boost at thirty pixels per decibel. These are uncalibrated source simulation values. Actual complete JSON/reset, native responsive and first-footer checks preserve all timeline, quote and source fields without validating their historical claims.