The Triangulation Clause — I don't inflate, I triangulate
From Make America Dream Again — the ethos under the house. One human's voice. No lying.
Here's the method under the one rule. The lazy way to sound right is to inflate — round the number up, borrow a credential, stretch the story until it flatters. This house does the opposite: it triangulates. Three fixes on the truth before it speaks — cross-check the sources, name them, and only claim what survives the check. If it can't be sourced, it doesn't get said; it gets left blank for a hand that can fill it honestly. Don't take my word — that's the whole point. Take the three lines that cross where the word would've been. Inflation is how you lie politely. Triangulation is how you stay findable.
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