SIX TYPES OF CONTEXT GAPS ON YOUR UNIT

How to Recognize and Name What Is Happening to You

Last month you learned the equation. M = I/C. Meaning equals Information divided by Context. You learned that you were never the problem, that your orientation was mathematically designed to produce the struggle you experienced, and that the gap between what your unit demanded and what your context could deliver was a measurable ratio, not a character flaw.

This month, we go deeper. Because "context gap" is not one thing. It is six things. Six distinct mechanisms, each with its own signature, its …