
Issue 009 · 1 October 2026
The information loop
Eight stories about what reaches you, what counts as evidence and what you do next.
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Issue 009 · 1 October 2026
Eight stories about what reaches you, what counts as evidence and what you do next.
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An interactive look at place names, regional map labels and the decisions that do or do not change borders, land or governance.
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Issue 007 · Global special · 24 September 2026
A practical investigation into image and video verification, with NASA and UAP evidence examples.
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Issue 006 · 18 September 2026
Fuel, cotton, UAP files, El Niño and political attention. Five independent explanations, with the systems underneath made visible.
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Four stories about the view you receive: feed choice, online safety, and the measurements behind our familiar Solar System.
Four connected stories · Evidence checked 10–12 September 2026
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One investigation follows the loop connecting politics, broadcasters, platforms, opponents, polls and audiences. Its companion asks how polling power becomes—or fails to become—governing power.
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The first account of Nepal’s disaster was wrong. Three stories ask what institutions and experts remember. A separate tribute follows what Dolly Parton did with success. Australia’s bird-flu story changes again.
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One special investigation, seen through many lenses. Five separate questions, each answered from its own evidence.
One story. Same evidence, different perspective.
Special investigationThe Iran warOpen story →Lens 01Whole storyLens 02AustraliaLens 03IranLens 04United StatesLens 05OmanLens 06JapanSee the sourcesEvidenceComplete · one developing update
Seven questions that began the experiment. Seven complete investigations, preserved at the point the evidence reached.
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