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What Counts as Evidence

The Four Tests of Strong Evidence

The Categories Strong Evidence Falls Into

Grading a Statement

Grading, Validation and Bias

From Vague to Evidential: Grading Your Own Material

The Three-Way Validation Loop

Objectivity, Bias and the Clear Channel

Completing the Loop

What evidence actually is: the four tests it must pass, the categories strong evidence falls into, how to grade your own material honestly, and the three-way validation loop between medium, communicator and sitter.

Evidence is not information that happens to be right. It is information specific enough to
narrow the field to one life, recognisable enough for the sitter to confirm it unaided, and
concrete enough to be wrong.

The Anatomy of Evidence

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