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Robert Schaub 1.1 1 = Data Examples =
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Robert Schaub 3.1 3 Illustrative data objects for FactHarbor entities.
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7 |**A: Hydrogen vs EVs**|**Claim**: "Hydrogen cars are more energy efficient than EVs."
8 **Type**: Empirical / Technical.
9 **Scenario**: "Well-to-wheel efficiency, EU grid mix 2020-24".
10 **Assumptions**: Electrolysis 69%, Fuel cell 55%.
11 **Evidence**: Peer-reviewed paper (High reliability), EU Dataset (Medium).
12 **Verdict**: Likelihood 0.10–0.25 (Scenario A). Explanation: EVs are more efficient due to lower conversion losses in this context.|
13 |**B: Cold Water Exposure**|**Claim**: "Regular cold-water exposure improves health."
14 **Scenario**: "Short daily immersions in healthy adults".
15 **Definitions**: < 14°C, > 6 months.
16 **Verdict**: Likelihood 0.40–0.65 (Scenario B). Some benefits shown, but long-term health impact data is limited.|
17 |**C: Non-Falsifiable**|**Claim**: "Hillary Clinton communicates with Eleanor Roosevelt."
18 **Scenario**: Literal paranormal interpretation.
19 **Verdict**: **Undefined** / Non-evaluable. (Reasoning: Non-falsifiable).|
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Robert Schaub 3.1 21 == Automation Summary ==
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Robert Schaub 3.1 23 * **[A] Fully Automatable**: Normalization, Clustering, Metadata extraction.
24 * **[M] Mixed**: Assumptions, Relevance scoring, Uncertainty factors.
25 * **[H] Human-Only**: Definitions, Ethical constraints, Final approval.