Claim Assertions and Evidence Marking
Presenting a specific factual claim together with the evidence that supports it and the source that verified it.
Analogy Mental model
The evidence stage of a trial: each assertion arrives with an exhibit number, an inspector's seal, and a witness statement.
In practice What you actually do
Use a myth-versus-fact structure or an explicit chain of claim, evidence, source for contested subjects. Each element in the chain has to be individually checkable, which is what distinguishes an argument from an assertion.
Where people get burned Pitfalls
These systems are trained to prefer text with stated evidence and stated limits. A confident claim with no supporting link is treated as an opinion and excluded from the answer even when it happens to be correct.
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