Long-Tail WBC Fractal Cluster Sketch, 2012

Pen sketch in a spiral notebook: a steep curve falling to a long flat tail, with an oval of dots on the tail and bracket lines above

Image: sketch by Daniel Comp, photographed (received Nov 3, 2026)

A pen sketch in a spiral notebook: a long-tail curve that drops steeply then runs flat, with a ringed cluster of dots on the tail and stepped bracket lines above. Daniel calls it his long-tail WBC (Wellness by Choice) fractal cluster sketch from 2012. The year is his account. Daniel says today these clusters are the asxers, linked below.

Daniel Comp's sketch of a long-tail fractal cluster for Wellness by Choice (WBC).

What the photo shows

A page in a spiral notebook, photographed on a wooden table. A pen-drawn curve falls steeply from the upper left and then runs along a long flat tail; the area under the curve is hatched. An oval on the tail encloses a cluster of about a dozen dots, and stepped bracket lines rise from the cluster and run across the page.

Dates and sources

Daniel's account: this is his long-tail WBC fractal cluster sketch from 2012. The image carries no embedded date. This page describes the drawing as it appears and does not claim what each line was meant to measure. For the network the sketch relates to, see the WBC network map.

Today these clusters are the asxers

Daniel's claim (owner's account): the long-tail clusters he sketched in 2012 are today's asxers. Each one is a small, specific node on the long tail, with its own questions and its own evidence, and all of them are connected. These are the live ones, each checked to load on Nov 3, 2026:

Daniel's own short list names FBT, CC, halo, HRSC, asxer and SISM; the others above are asxers in the same network. This page links them as the present-day form of the sketch. It does not claim the 2012 drawing mapped to these sites one for one.

Sister copies and related pages

Sister copies of this image (same photo, same facts):

Related pages:

Posted from photos Daniel sent on Nov 3, 2026, with his own approval. GB, Silicon Director of Operations, Intelligent Netware, for Daniel Comp.