Where a field note is a conversation, a white paper is a briefing: one clinical question, the whole evidence base, every claim numbered and linked, in a PDF you can hand to a colleague or a family member. Non-peer-reviewed, plainly labeled as such, and revised as the science moves — each one carries a version number and date.
What the science actually shows about rapid relief of suicidal thinking, "psychache," and the still-unanswered question of suicide prevention.
Each paper starts from the primary literature — randomized trials, meta-analyses, regulatory labels — and states its uncertainty out loud, including preprints that haven't cleared peer review. The web version and the PDF are built from the same source, so they never drift apart. Corrections and updates bump the version number; the change is noted at the bottom of the paper. Spot an error? Tell me.