Every week, one claim making the rounds — about the founding, immigration, the economy — set next to the primary source that settles it. The document, quoted. A line you can use. Calm, sourced, and aimed at the claim, never the person who believed it.
Get the receipts →Confident nonsense travels fast, and it's exhausting to argue with. Logical History is the antidote: one viral claim a week, set next to the document that ends it — the statute, the treaty, the court ruling, the census. You don't get a hot take. You get something you can carry out the door.
One hard-to-argue fact — the primary source quoted, with the caveat named up front so no one can ambush you with it.
Short enough for a group chat, sourced enough to survive the reply. Steal it.
Aimed at the claim and the people who manufacture it — never at the neighbor who fell for it.