@Chemistress Cause That actually gives the idea a much clearer starting point. I like that you’re thinking about how to turn the bigger question into something measurable first, rather than trying to explain everything at once. Looking at admission patterns could give you something concrete to investigate before going deeper into the biological side. What kind of historical admission data would you ideally want to have access to for that first test?

@Chemistress Cause I actually love the way you think about connecting the dots and looking for patterns. That’s something I naturally do in a different space too, I work with community owners to look at the patterns in how people move through their communities, where they lose interest, what gets them to take action, and how the whole member journey can be structured better. I help with the actual implementation too things like organizing the community, Start Here/onboarding, first actions, courses and content, engagement systems, levels, and creating a clearer path for members instead of just giving ideas. Looking at Chemistress, I can already see some interesting ways the community could be structured around the kind of exploration and research you’re trying to build. What are you hoping people ultimately do or experience when they join your community?