PUBLIC VOCABULARY
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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A pattern in which multiple publications cite one another or a shared origin, making one evidence chain appear to be many confirmations.
#Support from another source or method. Repetition is not independent corroboration when reports share the same origin.
#A count of copies, broadcasts, drops, transmissions, or other outputs reported as sent or disseminated within a defined period.
#Assessment of a specific report or claim, separate from the general history of the source.
#A report, survey summary, after-action review, or historical assessment issued by an organization evaluating its own activity, output, process, or outcome.
#A facility reported as operating at a stated date, distinct from design capacity, certification, real-time availability, and system-wide performance.
#A verb such as contains, states, reports, estimates, models, projects, proposes, alleges, finds, or proves selected to match the actual evidence and adjudication state.
#A warning interval that changes with biology, sampling, assay, reporting, comparator, and decision process and therefore cannot be treated as one universal countdown.
#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.
#Reporting suspected wrongdoing through protected or public-interest channels. Legal status, authorization, audience, and jurisdiction matter.
#A source-reported lower and upper explosive-yield estimate that should remain visible instead of being silently collapsed into one exact value.
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