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CROSS-PILLAR · MYTH CHECK

Myth-Buster Deck

Forty claims you have heard at a wedding, in a forwarded message or in bed. Call each one myth or fact, then read the fifteen-second verdict and the source behind it.

Call the first cardHow to read
CARDS
40
PILLARS
4
SEEN
0of 40
ACCURACY
0%
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SWIPE DECK

Myth or fact — your call

Each card is one claim as it is really told. Guess first, verdict second — the guess is what makes the correction stick.

00 / 40
40 left · 40 in view
DECK PROGRESS0 / 40
MMENSCORE 00 / 00

CLAIM ON THE WIRE

“Nightfall drains your strength.”

Call it: drag the card 90px left for myth, right for fact — or use the two buttons under the deck.

Drag the card 90px left for myth, right for fact — or press the buttons.

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SCORE & SEEN

Your record

Accuracy across every call you have made, and how much of the deck is behind you.

No calls yet

Call the first card and your accuracy, seen count and streak land here.

Call the first card
DECK COMPLETION0 / 40

Stored on this device only

Seen cards and your score live in this browser's local storage and nowhere else — no account, no upload, and the panic button clears them along with everything else it owns.
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HOW TO PLAY

Read a verdict

Two calls, one explanation, one source — and a button for every gesture, so the deck works without dragging at all.

DRAG · 90 PX · OR PRESS THE BUTTONS1 · CLAIMCARD2 · MYTHFACT · 290 PX90 PX3 · VERDICT + SOURCE
Swipe left to call a myth, right to call a fact; either way the card flips to its verdict. The Myth and Fact buttons below the deck perform the identical action — the diagram is a shortcut, not the only route.
  1. 1.Read the claim out loud — that first instinct is the score.
  2. 2.Call it: drag the card 90px left (myth) or right (fact), or press the Myth / Fact buttons. No dragging required.
  3. 3.Compare with the verdict, read the fifteen-second correction, open the source chip if you want the receipt.

MYTH

The claim does not hold. The strike-through is the story you were told; the line under it is what the evidence says instead.

FACT

The claim holds. Just as worth knowing — half the deck is true precisely so the guess stays honest.

Education, not a diagnosis

Every card ends in a source so you can check it yourself. If one of them describes something you are actually living with, that is a question for a clinician — not a deck, however well cited.
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Sources & evidence

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