Research a question. Check the evidence.
How to use it
Set the question
State the decision you need to make, the time period and what would count as useful evidence. Keep personal or confidential material out of public-source examples.
Compare the sources
Open the linked originals. Separate primary documents from commentary, and check whether several articles repeat the same original claim.
Resolve the gaps
Ask which claims are supported, where sources disagree and what remains unknown. Keep dates and limitations alongside the findings.
An example to follow
Illustrative workflow: compare two published approaches to urban heat reduction. Ask for the study location, observation period, measured outcome and limitations. Two articles citing the same study are one line of evidence, not independent confirmation.
Access and limits
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