The Manifesto of Verification

Three sentences as equipment for everyday life. Simple. Practical. Revolutionary.

"I don't know."

Courage to have gaps. In a world that demands constant opinion, not-knowing is an act of integrity. You don't have to have a position on everything. You don't have to have understood everything. "I don't know" is not weakness. It's honesty.

"I'll verify that."

Respect for truth. Before you share, believe, react – verify. Where does this come from? Who says this? What is the source? Two minutes of research can prevent two weeks of false conviction.

"I don't act on demand."

Resistance against artificial urgency. The urgency you feel is often designed. The panic is often calculated. "Right now" is usually a manipulation signal. You have time. Take it.

This episode is the practical oath of mindshifters. It places human judgment above algorithmic evidence.

Not the algorithm decides what's important. I decide. Not the feed dictates my reaction. I choose. Not the hurry determines my actions. I set my pace.

This is sovereignty. Sentence by sentence.