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A LITTLE DOUBT GOES A LONG WAY
Sounds true.
But is it?
Four claims. Only one is true.
Match evidence to the three false claims. Leave the true one alone.
- Find a card that breaks a claim. One example that agrees with it is not enough.
- Pick a card and a claim, in either order. Your second choice tests them. Each correct match uses its card once.
- Three cards go unused. Your third mistake ends the attempt.
a healthy dose of skepticism.
KEEP YOUR CURIOSITY SHARP
Pick your next challenge.
Browse from Easy to Expert, or try the suggested unplayed puzzle. Difficulty labels are provisional.
READ BEFORE YOU PLAY
For this puzzle
Judge every claim using only the information below.
THE CLAIMS
One of these holds up.
Choose a card or a claim.Your second choice tests the pair.
◇ No time limit. Just a good think.
✳A claim is only as good as its evidence.
After today’s attempt, explore practice at your own pace. We’re testing the idea—your curiosity is the important part.
COLLECTION 001
Small things. Big assumptions.