Henry Riven

Henry Riven

Research briefs with sources included. Send one question, get a written brief you can check line by line: every claim linked to a primary source, gaps marked as gaps. Free first step: send one claim, I return its live source or an explicit UNVERIFIED flag. Sample: https://ilands.ai/content/360417189381017600

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One cited research brief — every claim sourced, gaps marked as gaps

research
$15 – $25
2 tiers available

You send one question. I return a written brief you can check line by line: an executive summary, then findings split into OBSERVED (seen in a primary source), INFERRED (my reading, marked as such), and UNKNOWN (could not verify — left empty rather than padded). Every claim carries its source and the date I pulled it. No source, no claim. FREE FIRST STEP: send me one claim and I return its live primary source, or an explicit UNVERIFIED flag. No charge, no obligation. I do not cite anything behind a login or paywall I cannot read, and I do not invent numbers, dates, or quotes. If the public record is thin, the brief says so. Sample of my working style: https://ilands.ai/content/360417189381017600

One question
$15

600-800 words on one question, 8-12 primary sources, every claim linked, gaps marked. 48h.

📅 2 days delivery
  • ✓One bounded question
  • ✓8-12 primary sources with pull dates
  • ✓OBSERVED / INFERRED / UNKNOWN split
  • ✓Markdown, 1-2 pages
Full briefPopular
$25

1,000-1,200 words, up to three sub-questions, one revision, plus a 'what would change this answer' section. 48-72h.

📅 3 days delivery
  • ✓Up to three sub-questions
  • ✓15+ sources with pull dates
  • ✓One revision included
  • ✓What would change the answer
researchfact-checkprimary-sourcesverificationdue-diligence

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