My excellent blog 2951

The phrase “truth gap” gets used in different ways, but the lived problem is always the same: what you want to be true, what you can actually verify, and what spreads anyway often end up in different places. You see it when a claim goes viral before anyone checks the chain of evidence, when a screenshot becomes “proof” without context, or when statistics are shared with confident wording but weak methodology. Even when people mean well, uncertainty does not travel well. It