Attention shows activity
Attention represents public activity, reach, velocity, severity, and freshness. It does not mean a claim is confirmed, rejected, proven, or endorsed.
Responsible interpretation
This atlas maps signal activity, not certainty.
Reality Fracture is designed to separate narrative activity from source support. The distinction is central to the product and should guide every reading of the interface.
Source support is not a verdict
Source support estimates the visible backing behind a claim. It is not a legal finding, scientific conclusion, financial recommendation, or medical assessment.
Preview data is not live reporting
The current product is a polished public preview using structured model-review data and simulated cases. It should not be treated as a live news, intelligence, or fact-check database.
Not advice
Do not use Reality Fracture as professional advice.
Reality Fracture is not legal, financial, medical, security, election, or political advice.
Do not make public decisions, investment decisions, safety decisions, health decisions, or institutional judgments based only on this interface.
Future named source versions should still be treated as decision support, not a substitute for primary documents, expert review, or local context.
High-risk topics
Sensitive claims require conservative handling.
Signals may involve public institutions, elections, health, finance, conflict, surveillance, creators, public figures, or social tension.
The interface should show uncertainty, source type, support level, lifecycle stage, and whether a claim has been contested, weakened, debunked, or officially answered.
When in doubt, the product should lower confidence, expose source limits, and avoid sensational language.
Current public status
This is a public preview surface, not an operational intelligence service.
Public content exists to demonstrate the model: country, narrative, source support, lifecycle, propagation, and time. Live data sources, editorial review, corrections workflow, and provenance controls must be added before production-grade claims coverage.