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A source-first home for political media, claim inventories, and fact-check projects that range across several subjects. The Basic Logic Youtube Channel Research corpus moved here intact because its 104-video inventory spans race, religion, immigration, political ideology, and foreign policy; Race remains one important subject route.
Inventory is not verification
The channel hub distinguishes fully checked dossiers, transcript-ready items, and inventory-only pages. A saved title or transcript is evidence of what a source said, not independent support for its claims. Carry the dossier’s status into any argument that cites it.
Channel Research Project
- Basic Logic Youtube Channel Research — project index, current audit status, and research order.
- Basic Logic Youtube Channel Inventory — all captured titles with topic and completion labels.
- Basic Logic Cross-Video Claim Map — recurring claims and inference patterns.
- Basic Logic Fact-Check Method · Basic Logic Source and Link Catalog — reproducible method and provenance.
Other Media Evidence
- 60 Knowledge/60.3 Politics/60.3.1 - Foreign Policy/USAID and Color Revolutions - DataRepublican Fact-Check — source-specific audit of foreign-assistance, nonprofit-network, and domestic-protest allegations; includes preserved public records and unresolved items.
- State of Scholarship - Vanderbilt and WashU — main report and six supporting PDFs; distinguishes scholarly standards, illustrative cases, language proxies, and evidence of research quality; compares with the AASL dissertation study.
- On the Subordination of Scholarship to Politics - Paul Boghossian — the commission chair’s defense, with the Stanley and Moran objections and the distinction between higher evidentiary standards and preferred conclusions.
- Humanities in Crisis - report and media comparison — AASL dissertation study versus Washington Times coverage, with both report PDFs, corrected five-year count units, geopolitical sentiment controls, and explicit limits on ideological and causal inference.
- Charles Murray and Steve Sailer — Liberal Social Science Claims, Admissions, and Evidence — full analysis of the Murray–Sailer–Ash–Barry exchange, separating admissions prediction from normative judgment and examining education, rehabilitation, training, poverty, intelligence, occupational interests, and additional policy cases; retains source and audit limits.
- Liberal - Republican Strategy Analysis — Republican strategist assessment of a liberal discussion about coalition boundaries, media reinforcement, communication, and offline organization; includes selective factual checks and a preserved supplied transcript.
- Steven Crowder vs. Randall Kennedy - Harvard, DEI, Free Speech, and Federal Funding — source-audited debate dossier on Harvard’s ideological composition, campus expression, DEI hiring, affirmative action, federal funding leverage, platform pressure, antisemitism, and education claims.
- Sabine Hossenfelder - More Exposed Than Ever (Racism Edition) — source-audited Professor Dave dossier separating the Arday–Cofnas institutional record, Hossenfelder’s documented intervention, race–IQ evidence, recent neuroscience claims, and AI/oligarchy allegations from polemical and causal inference.
- Yes, The U.S. Is the World's Biggest Terrorist - Kyle Kulinski — ongoing claim ledger for Kyle Kulinski’s Current Affairs article, with definitions, case-by-case verdicts, unresolved questions, and a reader-question update log; also indexed in Leftism & Woke (MOC) and 60.3.1 - Foreign Policy.
- How the New York Times Framed the War Between Israel and Hamas - Edieal Pinker — a conflict-specific content analysis with a local working-paper PDF, published-abstract cross-check, and explicit limits on inferring bias from mention counts; also indexed in Sources, Books & Media (MOC).
- Glenn Greenwald Support.canvas (file not included in this release) — preserved canvas of links and screenshots; its contents have not been independently audited by this reorganization.
- Subversion & Demoralization — mechanisms and source material for political influence claims.
- Democrat Censorship · Social Media Algorithm — government-platform allegations and distribution mechanisms, filed by their primary topics.
Read Alongside
- The Problem of the Media - U.S. Communication Politics in the Twenty-First Century · The Press Effect - Politicians, Journalists, and the Stories that Shape the Political World — political-media book shelf.
- 60.3.13 - Conspiracy Thinking — evaluating suggestive claims and rhetorical devices.
- Race · Religion & Politics · Immigration MOC · 60.3.1 - Foreign Policy — subject hubs for the underlying claims.
Cross-vault
- Epistemology (MOC) · Cognitive Biases and Information Evaluation — evidence and belief formation.
- My Political Beliefs — personal positions, explicitly distinct from source claims or research interests.
Base index
60.3.12 - Source Audits Media.base (file not included in this release)