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Opens on the book's tub. Change any number to your own and press Calculate.
Your flushes, in grams, in order
When to stop
The formula
- A geometric sequence multiplies by the same ratio r each step: flush n = a × r^(n − 1), a = the first flush
- The ratio from your flushes: each flush ÷ the one before; fitted r = (last ÷ first)^(1 ÷ (n − 1)), their geometric mean
- The sum of the first n flushes = a (1 − rⁿ) ÷ (1 − r)
- The sum to infinity = a ÷ (1 − r), for r under 1: an upper bound on the tub, never a promise
- Stop rule, two tests: the pace (the next flush ÷ the days you wait for it) against the tub's average (every gram ÷ days since you spawned it); and a floor, the smallest flush worth the wait. When both say stop, start a new tub
Honest limits. The ratio 0.4 is one study's average across flushes; tubs, strains and rest between flushes move it. The model is a description of past flushes, not a forecast you can bank: the sum to infinity is a ceiling. The book's tub, its straw and its harvests were worked out on paper from published figures, not grown by us: weigh your own. Prices are illustrative, as seen in November 2026 (US mid prices, with UK beside where they differ), shown without a currency sign; put in your own. No yield or profit is promised. Everything stays in your browser: no sign-up, nothing stored.