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A reference is a live, read-only copy: the other map shows this thought's title and verdict, and when the verdict changes here, any conclusion built on it there is flagged. Editing stays in this map. Use it when a belief you settled once becomes evidence somewhere else.
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Every conclusion rests on hypotheses, often several links away. This report follows the links down and shows two things: which hypotheses carry the most conclusions, and which conclusions would break, because they stand on a falsified hypothesis, an untested one, or nothing at all. The count measures influence, not doubt: a hypothesis with many conclusions on it is the one worth checking, not the one most likely to be wrong. Click any row to jump to it.