About Korvexia
Korvexia is dedicated to teaching verification without clutter. We focus on repeatable processes and transparent reasoning so learners can evaluate claims with confidence.
Mission
Our mission is to enable anyone to challenge, test, and validate information in the open. We teach clear thinking under pressure, emphasize traceable sourcing, and help learners communicate uncertainty responsibly.
- Democratize verification literacy with approachable, evidence-first curricula.
- Elevate judgment through structured practice, not memorized tricks.
- Foster independence by exposing incentives, risks, and blind spots.
Methodology
We distill newsroom-grade workflows into simple steps and repeatable habits. Each lesson is paired with checklists, rubrics, and scenario-based drills.
- Claim framing: clarify the verifiable core, scope, and implied assumptions.
- Evidence mapping: enumerate sources, provenance, independence, and incentives.
- Procedure design: specify tests, thresholds, and failure modes before collecting data.
- Confidence grading: communicate strength of evidence and uncertainty with norms.
Principles
- Transparency: Always cite sources, note limitations, and show the trail of evidence.
- Proportionality: Weigh claims against the strength and independence of sources.
- Consistency: Use structured checklists and documented workflows.
Milestones
Explore our journey. Expand items to see what changed and why.
Curriculum draft and pilot cohorts Q1
- Designed scenarios mirroring real editorial pressure.
- Removed jargon and enforced step-by-step clarity.
- Collected feedback to tighten rubrics.
Expanded modules and assessments Q2
We introduced confidence levels, evidence weighting, and peer review rubrics.
Open verification checklists Q3
Reusable checklists to accelerate consistent practice.
Editorial integrity pledge Q4
A living pledge to maintain independence and disclose conflicts.
Ethical Pledge
We will not oversell certainty. We document uncertainty, encourage skepticism, and invite scrutiny. Learners are trained to present findings responsibly.
What we avoid
- Sensational headlines that misrepresent evidence strength.
- Cherry-picking sources or ignoring counterevidence.
- Undisclosed conflicts of interest.
How we disclose
- Document provenance, methods, and limitations for every exercise.
- State confidence levels and reasoning steps plainly.
- Invite independent replication and critique.
Team
We are a small group of editors, analysts, and educators who value calm, precise thinking. We keep roles fluid, but responsibilities clear.
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Ari Lennox — Curriculum LeadDesigns drills and assessments; maintains open checklists.
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Noah Kade — Verification EditorOversees sourcing standards and evidence weighting.
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Mira Chen — Research EngineerBuilds tools to surface provenance and detect inconsistencies.
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Jonas El — Program ManagerCoordinates pilots and learner feedback loops.