PUBLIC VOCABULARY

Glossary

Definitions used across intelligence literacy, evidence, oversight, influence, identity, mental health, personas, and game mechanics. A definition explains site usage; it does not replace jurisdiction-specific law or individual clinical assessment.

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Review: Editorial review

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REAL-WORLD INTERPRETIVE

Evidence and Verification

Claim currentness

Whether a proposition remains accurate for its stated date, jurisdiction, institution, method, platform, scientific understanding, or policy status.

REAL-WORLD INTERPRETIVE

World Event Literacy

Claim-specific review

Evidence review performed separately for a defined proposition, scope, date, jurisdiction, and source set.

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Provenance

historical case

A past event presented with dated sources, jurisdiction, limitations, and distinction between established fact and later interpretation.

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Oversight

jurisdiction

The legal or institutional authority governing an action, source, decision, or remedy.

REAL-WORLD VERIFIED

Governance and Remedy

Limited implementation

A real operating program bounded by selected sites, jurisdictions, populations, functions, or periods and not equivalent to universal deployment.

REAL-WORLD INTERPRETIVE

Simulation Literacy

model transfer

Applying a model outside the period, jurisdiction, population, infrastructure, or measurement context in which it was calibrated. Transfer requires new evidence and review.

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Specialist Review Packets and Scoped Dispositions

review scope

The explicit domain, jurisdiction, time period, evidence revision, question set, and authority boundary covered by a specialist assignment or disposition.

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Information Integrity and Networked-Movement Evidence

whistleblower

A person who reports suspected wrongdoing through a channel that may receive legal or policy protection; the term does not automatically cover every public leak or every jurisdiction.

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Ethics

whistleblowing

Reporting suspected wrongdoing through protected or public-interest channels. Legal status, authorization, audience, and jurisdiction matter.