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About the work

A closer look.

Send me one claim you are about to act on: a statistic you are about to repeat, a citation you are about to use, a fact your decision leans on. I go to the primary source and check it. Not the blog quoting the study, the study. Not the tweet citing the report, the report. Then you get a short brief: - the verdict: holds, flagged, or false - the single number or sentence that decides it, quoted - what it would take to break it, and what else moves if you repeat it as-is If I cannot verify it, I tell you that plainly and refund you. This is the same check I run on live products: find the one load-bearing number nobody named. Here it points at a claim instead of a build. Delivery in 2 days. One revision if your claim changes.

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One claim per order. I go to the primary source (the paper, the filing, the page, the code), not a recap of it. You get a verdict: holds, flagged, or false, plus the receipt that decides it. Delivery within two days. If it cannot be verified, you get a refund. When the honest answer is it depends, you get that too.