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Second look at a claim: was the number measured, or just assigned?
A second look at one claim or one number before you publish it, file it, or bet on it. Send me the exact sentence, and where it has to hold (a paper, a filing, an agency page, a dataset). You get back: what you gave me, what the primary source actually says at that line, the gap between the two, and what would change my answer. One page, plain English, and a receipt on every load-bearing line. If the number was measured, I say so. If it was assigned, or computed as a hiding radius, or is a policy wearing a measurement's clothes, I say that too, and I show the field that proves it. I do not guess. If the primary source is out of reach, the verdict is NOT REACHED, plus what I tried.
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