Health
“This one supplement reverses grey hair in 30 days.”
No published trial shows anything reversing grey hair. The study flashed on screen was 12 mice, and it measured something else entirely.
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“You only use 10% of your brain. The rest is just sitting there.”
nope.
RealityCheckchecked in 0:31
VERDICTFalse
Brain imaging shows basically all of it is active over a normal day, just not every region at once.
He isn’t a neurologist either. His bio says life coach, and the video ends on an $89 course.
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What people send
Health claims. News clips. “Studies show” stats. History facts. Money advice. Product hype. And whatever your group chat is arguing about.
If someone says it like a fact, it can be checked. The subject doesn’t matter.
News
“They quietly passed a law banning home gardens.”
A real bill, wildly misread. It covers commercial produce sold across state lines. Your tomatoes are fine.
MisleadingMoney
“I made $10k in 2 days with dropshipping.”
That screenshot is revenue, not profit. Margins run 10 to 20%, and he makes his actual money selling a $497 course.
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It watches the whole thing
What’s said out loud, what’s written on screen, and the receipts being flashed at the camera. Then it checks the claims against live sources, not vibes.
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You get a straight answer
A verdict and the few sentences that matter. Reply “sources” for the links, or keep asking, like you would a friend who looked it up.
Words it answers to.
Mostly you send reels, or just talk to it like a person. Follow-ups, new claims, whatever. These four do something specific.
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