Narrera scores every claim from 1 to 5 by what kind of statement it is. A story about last Tuesday is a 5. "I would pay for that" is a 2. Only 4s and 5s count toward results.
Yesterday we had four no-shows before ten, and two of them had already been rung. Monday is always the worst, honestly.
The score is about the claim, not the person. A thoughtful founder can still say a 1.
Something that happened, dated and specific.
A specific claim about their world today.
A real statement with no specifics.
What they would do, or might pay.
Praise. Nice to hear, worth nothing.
Deleting a 2 would hide the fact that your question produced it. Weak evidence stays on the page, dialled down, with the question that caused it. After a round you can see which of your questions produce stories and which produce politeness.
A claim the person raised themselves is marked volunteered. One you led them to is marked prompted and treated as weaker, whatever its score.
Every score can be confirmed or corrected. Corrections are stored as a labelled set for later training and never change the current extraction behind your back.
If something did the reminders for me, I would probably pay for that, yeah.
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