🔍 The Solar Circuit Audit: How to Test Claims You Barely Understand (Holmes Framework)

Описание: What if every bold scientific claim—from cosmic mysteries to viral tech theories—had to pass a rigorous “Holmes Check” before being accepted? In this first episode of **Tune Talk Academy**, we unpack *The Solar Circuit Audit*: a real-world case study that reveals how scientists and skeptics dissect confusing, jargon-filled claims using a structured, evidence-based framework.

You’ll learn:

✅ The HOLMES Framework — a detective’s toolkit for separating fact from speculation
✅ How to *build testable hypotheses* from messy, ambiguous ideas
✅ Critical pitfalls to avoid (including *lying data*, confounders, and confirmation bias)
✅ Why “known vs. unknown” tagging is the first step toward truth

Inspired by actual scientific auditing practices—and illustrated with hand-drawn visuals, flowcharts, and analogies—we turn complex epistemology into actionable thinking skills. Whether you're a student, researcher, or just curious about how science really works—this is your guide to thinking like a truth-seeker.

📌 Chapters:

00:00 – Intro: “This looks like a scientific paper… but what does it actually say?”
00:41 – How do you test a claim you barely understand?
00:54 – The 5-Part HOLMES Audit Roadmap
01:14 – Case Study: The “Solar Circuit” Cosmic Mystery
01:52 – The HOLMES Framework: A Detective’s Toolkit
02:41 – Building a Hypothesis: Summarize → Identify → Flag
03:46 – Designing the Experiment: From Sun & Antennas to Data Patterns
04:08 – Avoiding Pitfalls: Due Diligence & Lying Data
05:15 – The Path to an Answer: From Chaos to Clarity
06:20 – Final Thought: What if every big idea passed a HOLMES check?

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