Named after Hari Seldon from Asimov's Foundation — tracking whether HN's collective discourse is trending toward or away from human rights alignment. Bullish = trending rights-positive, Bearish = trending rights-negative. Regime change detection compares 7-day and 30-day rolling HRCB averages. When the short-term trend crosses the long-term trend, it signals a shift in overall alignment. Upward crossovers mean recent content is more HR-aligned than the longer trend; downward means the opposite. SETL drift tracks structural-editorial tension over time.

Overall HRCB Trajectory 6 days

Daily 7-day rolling 30-day rolling

Per-Feed HRCB does community voting amplify or suppress rights alignment?

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Global SETL Trend structural-editorial tension across all content · 6 days

Editorial Structural SETL (daily) SETL (7-day rolling)

Per-Content-Type HRCB

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