Audits
Every audit this auditor has run, across all its versions, newest first. Each links to its full report.
48 audits
- If I-645 passes, the tax relief for working families stays in place. Version 1 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- After puberty, boys outrun, outjump and outswim girls by roughly 10-30%. Version 4 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 5 · Benchmark run
- After puberty, boys outrun, outjump and outswim girls by roughly 10-30%. Version 4 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Boys outperform girls by 10 to 20 percent in sports after puberty. Version 1 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Carrots help night vision if you lack vitamin A; no boost shown otherwise. Version 3 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Carrots help night vision only when you lack vitamin A. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- X is among the most permissive social networks Version 5 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Washington grows about 60 to 67 percent of America's commercial apples. Version 3 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Washington State Ferries is the largest U.S. vehicle-ferry system by traffic. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Washington's pursuit limits likely added to the car-theft surge; how much is unknown. Version 6 · 1 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Hydropower generates most of Washington's electricity; Grand Coulee leads U.S. plants by capacity. Version 2 · 5 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Washington's carbon market has added 24 to 46 cents a gallon to gasoline. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Seattle's homelessness spending tripled while homelessness kept rising. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Washington's budget more than doubled in a decade, outpacing population and inflation Version 3 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Large studies find no link between vaccines and autism. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Toilet design, not the hemisphere, sets which way a toilet flushes. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Controlled trials find sugar doesn't make most children hyperactive. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Swallowed gum passes through the digestive tract normally. Version 2 · 5 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Shaved hair grows back the same; blunt tips only feel coarser. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Seattle has frequent rain but less yearly rainfall than many U.S. cities. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Pure water conducts electricity, but very poorly. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- mRNA vaccines work outside the cell nucleus and leave DNA unchanged. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Microwave ovens heat food without making it radioactive. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Earth's axial tilt, not its distance from the Sun, causes seasons. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Lightning often strikes the same place, especially tall structures. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- People almost never swallow spiders in their sleep. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Knuckle cracking has not been shown to cause hand arthritis. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Humans use virtually all of the brain. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Human activity is the main cause of current global warming. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Humans have more than five senses, including balance and body position. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Human blood is always red, brighter or darker with oxygen. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Hair and nails stop growing at death; drying skin makes them look longer. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- The Great Wall is far too narrow to see unaided from the Moon. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. Here's the evidence. Version 4 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Bacteria can reach dropped food in under a second. Version 2 · 2 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Antibiotics treat bacterial infections; they don't work on viruses. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Goldfish remember what they learn for days or longer. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- COVID-19 is caused by a virus, not 5G radio waves. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Bats can see, and many species also echolocate. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Fluoride toothpaste prevents cavities; the IQ concern involves far higher fluoride intake. Version 3 · 1 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- EPA found no unreasonable cancer risk from using laundry detergents like Tide. Version 8 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- EPA found no unreasonable cancer risk from using laundry detergents like Tide. Version 7 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Using Tide hasn't been shown to cause cancer. Version 6 · 1 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. Here's the evidence. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- The Moon is made of rock and metal. Version 3 · 5 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- Earth is a slightly flattened sphere, as geodesy measures. Version 2 · 3 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- The Moon is made of rock and metal. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 2
- The Moon is made of rock and metal. Version 2 · 4 of 5 checks passed · by auditor version 1
