Paste a study, an article, or a PDF.
Three tests on the study. Three on the framework it assumes. One verdict, decided mechanically. No credentials, no consensus, no impact factor. Only whether the structure of the evidence holds.
The three tests
Read the rubric →1
Independently verifiable
Can the observation be verified without the model narrating it?
2
Falsifiable
Could the claim be proven wrong, and would that result be accepted?
3
Non-circular
Was the instrument built from the conclusion?
Applied twice. Once to the study. Once to the paradigm it lives inside. Both layers must be scientific. A mix is mixed. The worse layer decides.
Recent studies
All studies →This study claims that older adults who use computers, smartphones and the internet are much less likely to have cognitive impairment or dementia, supporting a protective 'technological reserve' over 'digital dementia.'
A Model of the Attention Economy: Data, Platforms, and Discovery
This study claims that free platforms and targeted ads can be modeled so that data policies reverse effects over time, platform quality is too high or too low, and ad revenue shrinks relative to GDP.
Discovery of the first genome-wide significant risk loci for ADHD
This study claims that 12 places in human DNA raise ADHD risk, found by comparing 20,183 diagnosed people with 35,191 others, and that ADHD is the extreme of an inherited trait.
Associations of food processing and dietary risk factors with colorectal cancer incidence in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study: A cohort study
This study claims that eating ultra-processed food overall is not linked to colorectal cancer, because processed grains and dairy lower the risk while processed meat raises it.
Notes from the Field : Molecular Detections of Cladophialophora bantiana at a Clinical Reference Laboratory — United States, 2009–2026
This study claims that brain and lung infections caused by the mold Cladophialophora bantiana jumped fourfold in the United States between 2023 and 2025, based on 49 cases detected at one laboratory.
Can Sex Improve Nasal Function?—An Exploration of the Link Between Sex and Nasal Function
This study claims that sexual intercourse with climax improves nasal breathing in people with stuffy noses for up to an hour to the same degree as a nasal decongestant spray.
Napping characteristics and incident dementia: results from the National Health and Aging Trends Study
This study claims that older adults who nap often, fall asleep during the day without planning to, or take short naps are more likely to develop dementia over ten years.
Global gridded population datasets systematically underrepresent rural population
This study claims that five global population maps underestimate rural populations by 53% to 84% when checked against the number of people actually relocated from 307 areas flooded by large dams.
People
All people →The founders of a paradigm, scored from their own books and papers rather than from what was later said about them.