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What’s true.
Ten minutes each. Numbered facts with their sources and sample sizes, the words that change the answer, the places where good sources disagree, and the originals to read if you want more. Nothing here asks you to do anything yet.
Child hunger
About 2.2 million a year, and why the old number is wrong
The cure, its three honest prices, and where the money went in 2025.
Trafficking
Who, for what, by whom
Why most of what circulates is one charity’s caseload, and what the hotline does with a call.
Cybercrime
What actually reaches a household
$20.9 billion reported, who loses most, and why “trillions” is a forecast.
Inequality
The fragile head count and the solid share
What cash does in Kenya and the US, and where economists disagree.
AI and us
What the studies show, with their sample sizes
Hints vs answers, deepfakes and doubt, feeds and anger, and where the law stands.
Then
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