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Field Intelligence Notes

What is a field talking about,
and did the reading hold?

Field Intelligence Notes. A desk that measures what a field is talking about, and scores whether that reading held.

We file notes on a field. We do not pick stocks, and we do not print a probability until the record can carry it.

Who it is for

Measured like research,
written for people who follow a field.

Questions come from practice. Methods come from research. Results go back to practice, with the misses left in.

01

People who follow a field for a living

Journalists, analysts, policy and communications teams. A weekly note says what gained share, what is only repeated, what attention did, and what no second series confirms. It does not say what the public thinks.

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02

Researchers

Fixed corpora, frozen weeks, rules filed before the results, and every miss kept. The method page lists the measures, the data dictionary and the validation tests, so a reading can be checked against its sources.

The method for researchers →
03

Anyone checking the record

Every claim has a fixed sentence, a named measure, a deadline and a simple baseline. A script resolves it against a public source. The log shows what held and what missed.

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Desks

Four fields,
opened one at a time.

A desk that does not own a corpus does not file. Elections is the first field and the house method. Hindsight and Murphy have fixed their sources and collect every day; each publishes weekly notes once a full week of live collection is frozen, and files claims only after its readiness check passes. Buzz opens last.

E

House and Senate, as now

Elections

Owns: Polls, betting prices, Compass, Tide, the error table.

Status Filing
Notes Daily
H

Energy and the grid, as a public argument

Hindsight

Owns: Coverage share, project announcements, what officials have and have not said.

Status Measuring
Notes Weekly, published on Tuesdays
B

AI, as a public argument

Buzz

Owns: Capex and adoption language, novelty versus repetition.

Status No corpus yet
Notes Weekly, once it owns a corpus
M

Health technology, as a public argument

Murphy

Owns: Clinical and hospital language, quantified versus adjectival claims.

Status Measuring
Notes Weekly, published on Tuesdays

The claim log

Claims are filed,
then resolved or missed.

A claim is one sentence about a field, with a named measure, a deadline, a kill condition and a simple baseline. Past the deadline is a miss. Misses stay up. No claims have been filed yet. An empty log is the honest starting point.

Claims by desk · checked Oct 24, 2026 at 01:58 UTC
DeskOpenResolvedMissedVoid
Elections0000
Hindsight0000
Buzz0000
Murphy0000

Election forecasts published before the claim log opened stay on the election pages with their own error tables. Open the claim log →

Closed experiment

The practice-trade test
is closed.

This site used to run a practice-trade experiment. It has ended. Items still waiting at closure were not scored and are not part of the claim log.

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Filing

Elections

House and Senate races: polls, betting prices, Compass, Tide and the historical error table. Ranges are withheld when they are too sure of themselves.

Read the election field →
Measuring

Hindsight

Energy and the grid, as a public argument. Weekly measurement notes; claims open after the readiness check.

Desk page →
Measuring

Murphy

Health technology, as a public argument. Weekly measurement notes; claims open after the readiness check.

Desk page →