Get through a dense paper you keep reopening

You save a long research paper meaning to read it, and it sits there. Every time you reopen it, you start over. This is the job Omphalis does first: turn one long, dense source into something you can actually finish.

Here the paper is a 9,942 word paper on interpretability. Before you read a word, the density map shows where its weight sits, so the length stops being a wall.