Blank paper vs. diamond-dot paper probe

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  "doc": "07-the-personal-nature-of-order.md",
  "setup": "Take two blank sheets of paper a few inches apart. Leave the left one blank. On the right one, draw a small diamond-shaped dot in the middle of the page.",
  "context": "Demonstrates that field of centers produces a tangible difference in personal feeling even in the simplest possible case",
  "invitation": "Notice which sheet has more feeling, which is more personal.",
  "norm_label": "Blank paper vs. diamond-dot paper probe",
  "graphify_id": "probe_blank_vs_diamond_paper",
  "probe_style": "comparison",
  "source_file": "07-the-personal-nature-of-order.md",
  "imported_from": "/Users/antonborzov/Documents/Research.nosync/papers/sonnet_extract_out/07-the-personal-nature-of-order/graph.json",
  "extracted_type": "probe",
  "source_location": "§3",
  "expected_quality": "The right-hand paper (with the diamond) feels more personal — the world ties itself together, centers in on the diamond, creating a focus or concentrated knot in the fabric of things.",
  "graphify_file_type": "probe"
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