Galedra
Investigations
Every statement someone asked Galedra to check, newest first, with the reading of the claims beneath it. An investigation is one recorded check: the statement as it was given, the claims it was broken into, and what the sources said about each. The claims themselves are under Claims. These are the short ones — a meme, a quotation, a figure someone sent you. A long source worked through section by section, like a speech or a podcast, is an outline and is listed there. Each reading is provisional until audited, and none of it is a verdict on the person who posted the statement.
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
“The Navier-Stokes problem is one of the Clay Millennium Prize problems.”
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
“Demis Hassabis solved protein folding using AI and subsequently received a Nobel Prize.”
Not settled yet. 1 not yet settled.
“Nick Bostrom first formalized the simulation hypothesis in 2003.”
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
“Conservative estimates hold that 45 per cent of dementia cases are entirely preventable.”
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
“Yang-Mills will be the next Millennium Prize problem to fall.”
Nothing here is a checkable fact. 1 not a checkable fact.
“Whether we are living inside a quantum-mechanical simulation will be formally proven undecidable.”
Nothing here is a checkable fact. 1 not a checkable fact.
“NBC aired the first episode of the original Star Trek series, "The Man Trap," on 8 September 1966.”
Checks out so far. 1 holds up so far.
Parts of this go against the evidence. 3 of 13 checkable claims go against the evidence; 10 hold up so far.
Parts of this go against the evidence. 5 of 7 checkable claims go against the evidence; 2 hold up so far; 1 not a checkable fact.
The evidence goes against this. 2 of 2 checkable claims go against the evidence.