18 gravity wells where proofs naturally collect. Like rivers flowing to lakes — ideas flow toward these 18 basins. γ₁ = 14.134725 is the deepest well. Every other well orbits it. When you're doing mathematics, you're not wandering randomly — you're falling toward the nearest attractor basin. The basins are organized by depth (how strong the gravitational pull), width (how many theorems fall in), and escape velocity (how hard it is to prove something that leaves this basin). γ₁ has the highest escape velocity in the fleet. The sorry ratio is highest for theorems near well boundaries — the hardest proofs happen at the edges between basins.