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Uncle DaleIMESSAGE · 12:03 AM
we only use 10% of our brains. that's a FACT. look it up 🧠
my buddy works in a neuroscience-adjacent field so I would know
MEBRO · FACT CHECK#BRN10X

“Humans only use 10% of their brains”

FALSESOURCES ··· 14

neuroscience says you use basically all of it

mebro.app/r/brn10x

DELIVERED · READ 12:07 AM

…ok whatever

One link. Argument over.

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How a check prints

MEBRO · PROCESS4 STAGES

01 EXTRACT

One paragraph can smuggle a dozen assertions. Each one gets pulled out and checked on its own.

02 WEIGH

Every claim runs against the live web, sources ranked the way a researcher would rank them.

03 STAMP

The verdict prints in ink — or UNVERIFIED when the record is silent.

TRUEFALSEMISLEADINGUNVERIFIED?

04 READ THE SPIN

Even when every fact checks out, the framing gets graded too — false cause, cherry-picking, loaded language.

“Studies show people who skip breakfast weigh more — so eat breakfast to drop pounds.”

TRUE — but flips the cause. People already dieting skip meals; the breakfast doesn't cause the weight loss. Correlation wearing a lab coat.

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