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Daylight saving time reduces traffic accidents.

Published on 16 Oct 2026, now at version 2. Each rewrite keeps the version it replaced, with the reason and the engine that wrote it.

Weight is the one the receipt's balance bar uses: every source counts 1, plus a bounded bonus for how often it has been cited, so one famous paper cannot outweigh three dissenting ones (at most 3x a bare source). It is a reading aid built from facts the receipt already stores, not the engine's confidence.

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VersionVerdictForAgainstWeight forWeight againstFrom
v1PARTIAL LEAN808.102026-10-16
v2PARTIAL LEAN707.102026-10-17

Every version

  1. Version 2 (current) engine 3184fec3bb4ea87b3a8637a367f41093da016629
    in effect since 17 Oct 2026
    PARTIAL LEAN7 for, 0 against
  2. Version 1 engine b999fe5f3
    replaced on 17 Oct 2026: a fresh engine pass passed the publish gate and replaced this receipt's payload at the same URL; the previous payload stays in the version archive
    PARTIAL LEAN8 for, 0 against
    Compared with the next version: the verdict did not change; removed 1 source: “The unexpected effects of daylight-saving time : traffic accidents in Mexican municipalities”.

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