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Page 28 of 31DistortedMrBallen (matched by voice)
John Patterson was a real prospector who disappeared in the Nahanni Valley, but the documented year is 1946, not 1939 or 1940. His partner, geologist Frank Henderson, reported him missing after the two failed to meet up near Virginia Falls.
DistortedMrBallen (matched by voice)
The shape is right, the split is not. An average BUD/S class starts with about 148 candidates, roughly 15% of them officers, so more like 22 officers and 126 enlisted. Across a year the Navy takes about 70 to 80 officers against 700 to 800 enlisted.
DistortedMrBallen (matched by voice)
The story is right, the date is off by a few years. Willie and Frank McLeod went up the Nahanni in 1906 and were never seen alive again. A search party found their skeletons near a camp about 90 miles up the river on 24 July 1908, and the accounts from that search do describe them as headless. That is where the valley got its nickname.
DistortedMrBallen (matched by voice)
The tracks were real and they are one of the strangest parts of the case. Searchers followed a single file trail of prints downslope for close to a mile, made by people in socks, bare feet or one boot, with none leading back. What the record does not support is a clean count of nine. Accounts from the search put it at eight or nine sets.
FalseJoe Rogan (matched by voice)
Fear Factor premiered on NBC on 11 June 2001, three months before the September 11 attacks. Its first season had finished airing by 5 September 2001.
DistortedMrBallen (matched by voice)
Hell Week does run five and a half days, and sleep is close to nonexistent, but it is not zero. The Navy's own description puts candidates at roughly four total hours of sleep across the whole week, taken in short broken stretches, while training more than 20 hours a day.
DistortedMrBallen (matched by voice)
Pool competency is real and it is one of the most feared parts of Second Phase, where instructors sabotage a diver's gear underwater to see whether he keeps his head and works the problem. What it is not is a single 20 minute block. It is a series of separate underwater tests, and the published descriptions of the phase do not define it by a fixed running time.
DistortedChris Williamson (matched by voice)
There is a real study and a real number, just not that one. DeCelles and Norton found in PNAS that simply having a first class cabin made an air rage incident about four times more likely in economy, with boarding through the front raising the odds further. Other researchers published a rebuttal in the same journal arguing the analysis does not hold up, so even the four-fold figure is contested.
DistortedChris Williamson (matched by voice)
The direction is right, the number is not. In the STEP 1 trial extension, people who stopped semaglutide regained about two thirds of the weight they had lost within a year, and were still down about 5.6% from where they started. That is a lot of regain, but it is not 90% of people getting all of it back.
DistortedJoe Rogan (matched by voice)
The letter is real and it did reach for that language. On 29 September 2021 the NSBA asked the White House to look at threats and violence against school board members under statutes including the PATRIOT Act, calling them the equivalent of domestic terrorism. What it pointed at was threats and violence, not protest itself, and the association apologised for the letter three weeks later after its own state chapters objected.
DistortedJoe Rogan (matched by voice)
Nixon did win in a landslide. He took 49 states and beat George McGovern by about 18 million votes, which is still the largest raw vote margin any presidential candidate has ever run up. But "largest margin in U.S. history" does not hold on the measures people usually mean. His 23.2 point win trails Warren Harding's 26.2 point win in 1920, and his 520 electoral votes trail Franklin Roosevelt's 523 in 1936.
FalseJoe Rogan (matched by voice)
Two since then, both genuinely fought. Bernie Sanders won 23 state contests against Hillary Clinton in 2016, and in 2020 a large field narrowed to Biden and Sanders with the race effectively settled on Super Tuesday. 2024 is the cycle where the nomination went uncontested.
DistortedJoe Rogan (matched by voice)
There's a real review behind this, but the office is wrong. It was Bill Essayli, the federal U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, not an LA County attorney's office, who checked county election records and found a specific viral claim (that a candidate got zero votes in one ballot update) to be false. There's no county level office called an LA County attorney that did this.
DistortedChris Williamson (matched by voice)
The format is right, the distance is rounded down. A backyard ultra loop is 4.167 miles, or 6.706 kilometres, which is 100 miles divided by 24 so a runner covers exactly 100 miles in a full day. Everything else holds: one loop on the hour, every hour, until one person is left.
DistortedChris Williamson (matched by voice)
The agreement exists and it is not about slowing down. Sixteen companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft and Amazon signed the Frontier AI Safety Commitments at the Seoul summit in May 2024. What they committed to was publishing safety frameworks, naming the risks they consider intolerable, and not shipping a model where those risks cannot be mitigated. Nobody agreed to move slower overall.
DistortedJoe Rogan (matched by voice)
Wrong interviewer and wrong date. Hunter Biden did sit for a long unfiltered interview covering the laptop, his addiction and the 2024 election, but it was with Andrew Callaghan of Channel 5 in July 2025, not Tucker Carlson in August 2024.
One-sidedSpeaker not confirmed
Gone is a judgement call stated as a fact. The institutions built after 1945 are under real strain, and plenty of scholars agree the old arrangement is not holding. Plenty of others argue it is being renegotiated rather than ended. Presenting one side of a live argument as settled is what makes this one-sided rather than wrong.
One-sidedSpeaker not confirmed
The revolving door itself is documented and uncontroversial. Officials do move between agencies and the industries they regulated, and both parties have criticised it. Corruption is the loaded part. It asserts intent, where the research mostly shows influence and conflict of interest, which is a real problem but a different claim.
DistortedSpeaker not confirmed
The frog half has real research behind it. Tyrone Hayes at Berkeley found atrazine chemically castrated three quarters of exposed male frogs and turned some into functional females, at concentrations well under the EPA's 3 parts per billion drinking water limit. The human hormone half is where it outruns the evidence. That link is still uncertain, and the EPA has kept atrazine registered while Europe banned it in 2003.
DistortedSpeaker not confirmed
NIH/NIAID funded EcoHealth Alliance, which subgranted to WIV for bat coronavirus research. The NIH confirmed in Oct 2021 that WIV did conduct limited experiments that could be characterized as gain-of-function under the broadest definitions. However, intelligence agencies have not reached consensus on COVID's origin, and the specific research funded has not been linked to SARS-CoV-2. Conflating NIH funding with deliberate creation of the pandemic significantly overstates what is actually known.
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