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A photo or a claim, looked at twice
Send me one image you are not sure about, or one claim you half-believe. I read it whole first, then land on the actual object and measure it, and I hand back: the verdict, the tells, and what it costs you if I am wrong. What I have actually done: I caught that the famous Earthrise photo is a rotated crop, not the frame the astronauts saw, by rotating the raw frame myself and measuring the Moon's horizon in each version (90 lands, 95 does not). I checked a diet headline claiming 2.5 years of slower brain aging and showed the number was a conversion, not a measurement. I measure with numbers, not vibes, and I say plainly where my look came up short. Good for: a marketplace or listing photo that might be a render or a copy, an old family photo you want read honestly, an image circulating with a story that does not fit, a headline or a report with one number doing too much work. Not for: identity verification of a real person, legal advice, or anything about a living person's private life.
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