The Big Picture
Historical View
A single dot, the same size everywhere, = one trillion dollars (shared by GDP, wealth and market flow). Drag the year: at this scale GDP's 118 dots barely fill a corner, market flow's 9.735 dots cover the whole square. The difference is exactly this picture.
One frame, 100 × 100 = 10,000 cells; one cell = that magnitude's unit (one trillion dollars for money). Drag the slider: the market-flow corner starts as a speck and swallows the frame after 2000; population, materials and GDP are still small squares today.
Five snapshots. Each frame is 100 × 100 = 10,000 cells; one cell = that column's unit (for money, $1 trillion). Market flow 2025 fills 9,735 cells, 265 empty - the grid makes the gap visible. Each magnitude sits in its own corner: population top-left, materials top-centre, haul distance top-right (non-monetary on top); market flow bottom-left, wealth bottom-centre, GDP bottom-right (monetary below). Population, materials and GDP are still small squares today; market flow swallows the frame after 2000.