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Product updates, research notes, and announcements from Upside Down Research.
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When "we've said this for sixty years" stopped counting as evidence
A bug in Arbiter's temporal-decay math let repetition over decades masquerade as fresh confirmation. A worked example, run on the real engine before and after the fix, shows an old, heavily-reaffirmed claim losing 59% of its credibility versus 13% for a newer one.
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Structured arguments, not just claims
Arbiter can now record how one argument rests on another, challenge the reasoning that links them and split a question into cases where each side is right.