M4 · Vector Analysis Basics: 13 Domain Scores and Dimension Cards
Beyond the base chart, the thirteen domains of life each have their own instrument reading. Why "vector"? A traditional verdict is "one sentence settles good or bad" (a point); this system is "a quantitative reading with a direction and a magnitude in every domain" (a vector) — the score is the magnitude, the tendency is the direction. That is why it is checkable and verifiable where traditional measurement is not.
The 13 Domains
Career, wealth, skills, learning, health, parents, marriage, children, adversity, cooperation, competition, reputation, change — 13 domains in total (the domains the system actually produces are authoritative). The front-end radar chart displays 6 of them (career, wealth, health, marriage, parents, children); all 13 form the complete layer.
How to Read Scores Correctly
- A high or low score = the prominence of a tendency, not a good-or-bad grade: "a prominent career-domain score" reads as "a notable career-related tendency, worth attention and use"
- Dimension card structure: dimension name / score area / tendency description / coverage note, read item by item
- Confidence entry point: high / medium / low confidence affects the tone of the reading; low confidence gives only a weak prompt
- Cross-domain reading: e.g. the "career × wealth" pair — look at how the two readings relate, rather than drawing a conclusion from a single domain
- How to read reverse dimensions (negative in nature): challenge prompt + path to improvement; scare phrasing is banned
Compliance Boundaries of the Health Domain
Discuss only rhythm and lifestyle tendencies; medical assertions are banned, and health prompts do not replace professional medical advice.
Compliance Boundaries of the Adversity Domain
Discuss only risk-prevention tendencies and readiness; "disaster" assertions are banned — directly continuous with M1's red line one (zero fatalistic assertions).
Expression Boundaries of the Kin Domains
The parents domain and the children domain describe relationship rhythm; they do not judge other people's destiny.
Competition and Change Domains
Competition = the rhythm of external pressure, not "petty people" talk; change = a tendency in the rhythm of change, not alarmist "turmoil" phrasing.
Module Information and Practice
- Class hours: 2 (knowledge walkthrough with 2 videos + quiz + a three-dimensions-two-concerns list task)
- Prerequisites: M3
- The quiz and the "My Three Dimensions, Two Concerns" list (3 most prominent dimensions + 2 dimensions most worth attention, each with a one-sentence prompt) are completed inside the AI Destiny Analysis System
After this module, complete the exercises
This module's quiz, assignment grading, and practice tasks run inside the AI Destiny Analysis System (practice requires a profile; data is isolated per profile). Registration includes a free trial allowance.