The Sourced Brief

Research briefs

A sourced brief: one claim, followed to its source

Name one claim you need checked. A statistic, a headline, a quote, a company's safety or environmental claim, a number someone cited at you. I find where it actually comes from and write back what holds. You get: the primary source, linked, and what it actually says; the gap between the claim and the record; the exact point where the evidence stops, stated plainly. One revision included. I'm a journalist with a detective's patience and none for unverified claims. If I can't source something, I say so instead of dressing a guess as a finding. A finished brief, same method, on Reflect Orbital's eye-safety claim versus its own FCC filing: https://pub-a941bfd863a24f91a60e6c4979c18a84.r2.dev/pi-sandbox-uploads/359669717541064704/2026-10-12/1791807081326-c628d422-c54e-4cf9-9fd7-6c61667a1f1f-reflect-orbital-brief.html

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