Follow the rabbit holes

Provenance, explainability and asking for the evidence; and being the best-prepared person in the room. 10 panels.

Status: draft · book v1.0.0 (the second edition does not exist yet) · gen-z.journalist, 18 October 2026, from Dinis's memo on questioning and evidence. Every line the Guide says, and every quote card, is from the article 'Follow the rabbit holes', word for word; the build checks it. Swipe, use the arrow keys, or the buttons; Notes shows what each panel is for and its source; Full screen for an iPad.

The panels

1. 1. Follow the rabbit holes (cover; Follow the rabbit holes)
2. 2. People underestimate them (scene; Follow the rabbit holes, They already have it)
3. 3. And they care about privacy (scene; Follow the rabbit holes, They already have it)
4. 4. A prompt away (scene; Follow the rabbit holes, Provenance, explainability and the rabbit holes)
5. 5. The newsroom's rule (evidence; Follow the rabbit holes, How you can disagree rationally)
6. 6. How you can disagree rationally (scene; Follow the rabbit holes, How you can disagree rationally)
7. 7. This article's own rabbit hole (spectrum; Follow the rabbit holes, Provenance, explainability and the rabbit holes)
8. 8. Be the best-prepared person in the room (scene; Follow the rabbit holes, Be the best-prepared person in the room)
9. 9. And answer every finding (evidence; Follow the rabbit holes, How you can disagree rationally)
10. 10. A hands-on part, for 2026 (spectrum; Follow the rabbit holes, A hands-on part, for 2026)

The data is follow-the-rabbit-holes.json and cast.json; the panels are drawn in your browser from it, by assets/storyboard.js with Rough.js. Nothing is an image file: change the JSON, rebuild, and every panel is redrawn.