What this Lesson covers
Compare sources without erasing disagreement, limits, or unknowns.
Lesson outline
- Keep four statement types separate
- Compare like with like
- Make the application to Harbour visible
- Choose the narrowest supported position
- Decide whether more public searching will help
- Your synthesis handoff
Learning outcomes
- Compare evidence without flattening differences
- Separate facts, synthesis, and inference
- Stop when remaining evidence is unavailable
Compare Evidence and Preserve Uncertainty
You inherit the checked evidence ledger—not the original candidate list. Now you must decide what the evidence means together.
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