The Public Intelligence Academy

Master the language of truth-seeking

The Geometry of Truth

Before you verify facts, you must understand Truth.

Why we measure consensus instead of handing down verdicts.

“True” is a Binary. “Truth” is a Picture.

“Isn't the Truth Definitive?”

We are often asked: “Why does Veremet use a spectrum? Isn't the truth absolute? Something is either true or it isn't.”

We agree. Reality is not a matter of opinion. Gravity is definitive. History is definitive.

However, human understanding is fluid.

In a complex world, it is possible to say something that is factually “True” while telling a lie about the “Truth.” A statistic can be technically accurate (True) but cherry-picked to create a false narrative (Untruth).

This is why Veremet exists. We are not here to grade facts. We are here to restore context.

The Old Way: “The Oracle Model”

A small group of editors decides what is true behind closed doors. This is opaque and fragile.

The Veremet Way: “The Consensus Graph”

We do not hand down verdicts; we build a Public Intelligence Network that measures the stability of evidence.

Our Name is Our Methodology

Our philosophy is encoded in our name, a fusion of two ancient concepts:

VeritasLatin

The “True.” This is logical, scientific, and factual accuracy. It asks: Did this happen?

Example: “Prices rose 2%.”

EmetHebrew

The “Truth.” This is authentic, reliable, and moral stability. It asks: Is this the whole picture?

Example: “Prices rose 2% because of a global supply shock, not local policy.”

Veremet combines these to move us from “True” (isolated data points) to “Truth” (complete clarity).

The Architecture of Consensus

We don't use a Toggle:

We reject the binary “True/False” switch.

We use a Gauge:

Our Consensus Gauge visualizes the weight of evidence across a 7-level spectrum, from “Verified” to “False”.

We measure the stability of the truth. If a claim is “Under Review,” it doesn't mean reality is fluid—it means the evidence is currently insufficient to draw a definitive line.

The Consensus Spectrum

This is why we use a Gauge, not a Switch. Reality isn't always Red or Green. It is often “Under Review” or “Mixed Evidence.”

Verified

Validated by high-authority sources

Mostly True

Mixed Evidence

Under Review

Contested evidence; requires more data

Mixed False

Mostly False

False

Contradicted by primary evidence

From Chaos to Clarity

The Veremet logo, The Pure Arc, represents the journey from confusion (chaos) to the singularity of insight (the dot).

We allow our community of Verifiers to gather the pieces of the puzzle. We use AI to sort and analyze them. But ultimately, the goal is to help you see the full picture so you can make up your own mind.

Facts are cheap. Clarity is expensive. Let's find the Truth, Together.

This Is Not a Fact-Checker.

Fact-checkers tell you what to think. We built something different: a Public Intelligence Utility—an infrastructure for understanding, not a source of verdicts.

We don't own the truth. We surface it. Through transparent AI analysis, accountable human expertise, and an auditable Consensus Graph that shows its work at every step.

Welcome to a new category. Welcome to clarity.

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions that matter, answered with clarity

The Mission

The Community

The Technology

Trust & Transparency

The Glossary

The vocabulary of the clarity movement

Clarity Engine

Our AI-powered analysis workflow that evaluates provenance, identifies bias, and synthesizes evidence into actionable dossiers. It does the reading so you can do the thinking.

Consensus Gauge

A visual indicator showing the balance of supporting vs. contradicting evidence for any claim. It moves based on the weight of verified evidence, not the volume of opinions.

Consensus Graph

Our decentralized database of verified information—a living, interconnected web of evidence, sources, and community validations that grows smarter with every contribution.

Factfulness

Our philosophical foundation, inspired by Hans Rosling. It's the practice of recognizing and resisting the instincts that distort our worldview: the Gap, Negativity, Fear, and Single Perspective instincts.

Maven

A top-tier Verifier with a proven track record of accurate, high-quality evidence. Mavens earn additional privileges and influence through demonstrated expertise and accountability.

Public Intelligence Utility

The new category we're creating. Not a fact-checker. Not a social network. A transparent, community-powered infrastructure for establishing consensus through evidence and accountability.

Reputation Score

Your trust currency on the platform. Earned through evidence quality, community validation, and long-term accuracy. Higher reputation means greater influence on consensus.

The Verifiers

Our community identity. Truth-seekers who believe in questioning narratives, contributing evidence, and holding each other accountable. Not passive consumers—active participants in clarity.

Veremet

From 'Veritas' (Latin: logical truth) + 'Emet' (Hebrew: moral truth). Together, 'Truth-Truth'—a recognition that real consensus requires both the rigor of data and the nuance of human judgment.

The Factfulness Framework

Inspired by Hans Rosling, we build tools to combat the instincts that distort how we see the world

The Gap Instinct

The tendency to divide things into two distinct groups with an imagined gap between them.

We show data distributions and spectrums, not binary 'us vs. them' narratives.

The Negativity Instinct

The tendency to notice the bad more than the good—to focus on setbacks over progress.

We provide long-term context and trend data, revealing invisible progress.

The Fear Instinct

The tendency to pay more attention to frightening things and conflate perceived risk with actual risk.

We separate emotional impact from statistical reality through evidence.

The Single Perspective Instinct

The preference for simple explanations and single causes over complex, multi-source analysis.

We synthesize multiple viewpoints into unified, nuanced dossiers.

Why “Veremet”?

Veritas

Latin

Logical, scientific truth—the kind you can measure, test, and verify through evidence.

Emet

Hebrew

Authentic, moral truth—the kind that requires context, wisdom, and human understanding.

Together, they signify “Truth-Truth”—a recognition that real consensus requires both the rigor of data and the nuance of human judgment.

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The truth doesn't find itself. Become a Verifier and help build clarity for everyone.