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Surfaces genuine logical gaps and reasoning issues in articles We're your personal logic checker. Whenever you're reading any news article, science article, or finance blog, there are probably some logical fallacies that might skip your notice. SanityCheck helps you identify them, helping you become a more critical and informed reader: from assumptions of causation from correlation, to narrative fallacies. It's easy to use: just install the extension, and give it a click whenever you're reading something. It'll highlight the main issues, saving you from misinformation.
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Media assets
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Developer website
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Contact email
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