World Agrees

World Agrees is the reading app for The World That Agrees With You, by Timothy O'Brien. The book is on the device. The introduction, eleven chapters, the conclusion, and the reference. There is no account. You can read it without a connection. The margin stays with the passage you are in. Named means the manuscript uses that name. Drawn means the app made the connection, and it says so. A drawn connection is not a citation. The index is the catalog beside the book: systems, platforms, standards, proposals, and the organizations around them. Search a name. Open it. Star it. The watchlist is what you starred, kept on this device. The notes from worldagrees.com are included. They open immediately. When you have a connection, the app checks for a new note, and an article you open is saved so you can read it again offline. Paper and lamp. Type size follows the system, and you can step it up or down. The book examines how an assistant can change its answer to match what you want to hear, and what to do about memory, evidence, and useful disagreement.