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I · Symmetry

II · Cross-Bias Sourcing

III · Cui Bono

IV · Shadow Reading

Law I — Symmetric Evidentiary Standards

Apply the same burden of proof to all claims regardless of who makes them. A standard that exempts favoured actors is not a standard — it is a weapon.

Law II — Cross-Bias Sourcing

Require sources with competing institutional interests. Consensus among adversaries is signal. Consensus among allies is noise. If only one narrative pool confirms a claim, that is a data point about the claim — not confirmation of it.

Law III — Cui Bono

Follow the material interest. Who gains from this narrative? Who loses? Strip sentiment from the incentive structure and the picture clarifies.

Law IV — Shadow Reading

What is not said is data. Absence of source, evasion of question, and institutional silence are as legible as any statement. Read the shadow where sources fail.

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stooge laws active · primary sources only · no narrative immunity

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