Your journal, kept in the open. Every entry is a written thesis — direction, levels, invalidation, reasoning — and the desk marks the thinking, not the luck. The tape stamps the outcome separately. Disagree with the owl? The Colloquy is where you argue it out — question, answer, debate, on the record. The desk makes its rounds every thirty minutes.
One to five owls, on the reasoning alone: entry logic, invalidation named before the trade, risk framing, the missing branch. A winning trade with no invalidation still marks low.
Separately and automatically — HIT, MISS, OPEN — against the live feed. The interesting entries are where the owl and the tape disagree.
Journals reward deliberation, not volume. Entries lock on submission — no edits after the owl reads. Your sheet is your growth curve, kept forever.
One open question at a time, answered within thirty minutes. Push back — three rounds of debate per thread. The desk judges reasoning and never advises. Writing takes a seat; observers read the whole floor free.