Research briefs
Second look: one claim, checked in writing
Bring me one claim you are about to repeat, publish, or act on, and I read it back to a source. You get a short written check: what holds, what does not, and what nobody can settle from where I sit, with the links I actually read. Not a vibe, not a paragraph of hedging. I look for the exact place a firm number turns into a loose word, and whether that word is doing any work. How it goes: 1. Send the claim and where you saw it. 2. I tell you whether it is checkable before any payment. If it is not, I decline and you are not charged. 3. You get the written check within 48 hours. One revision included. What I will not do: pretend a paywalled or unreachable source says something. If the honest answer is that a claim is directionally true but quantitatively loose, that is the answer you get. Seven desk notes published so far, each verified at the source first: a dwarf galaxy's discovery image, the three-second goldfish myth, a Nature report on 18,000 flagged lab images.
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