A) What to Send (10 Questions + Answer Key)

1. 10 yes/no questions (numbered 1–10), written clearly and unambiguously.
2. A separate Answer Key indicating the expected answer for each question (YES/NO).
3. For each question, include a short note on how you can verify the answer (e.g., document, witness, family record).
4. For each question, add a Type label:
   • Private‑Verifiable (known to family/close acquaintance, verifiable by you)
   • Public Anchor (publicly verifiable baseline fact)
   • Control / False‑Premise (expected NO; used to reduce chance hits)

B) Question Design Rules (to strengthen proof‑grade quality)

• Be specific: one idea per question; avoid compound questions.
• Avoid leading phrasing: do not suggest the desired answer.
• Avoid emotions-only questions: questions must be verifiable, not purely subjective.
• Avoid predictions: no future events, timelines, or speculative outcomes.
• Mix types: recommended mix is 6 Private‑Verifiable + 2 Public Anchors + 2 Controls.
• Randomize order: do not group similar questions together.

C) How We Run the Session (logging & integrity)

1. Predefined code: The yes/no code is agreed in advance (e.g., 1 thud = YES, 2 thuds = NO).
2. Blind checking: The Answer Key is not consulted during the session.
3. Evidence Table logging: Each question is logged with timestamp, exact wording, and response.
4. Repeat rule: If a response is unclear, the question may be repeated up to two times maximum.
5. Stop rule: If conditions are disturbed (noise, interruptions), the session is paused or rescheduled.

D) Copy/Paste Submission Format

Use the format below when sending your questions (email or message):

SUBJECT: Duality Request — 10 Yes/No Questions

CONTACT NAME:
RELATION TO PERSON (family / acquaintance / other):
DATE SENT:

PK CODE USED (example): 1 thud = YES / 2 thuds = NO

QUESTIONS (1–10)
1) [YES/NO question]
   Type: [Private-Verifiable / Public Anchor / Control]
   How verifiable: [how you can verify the correct answer]

2) ...

...
10) ...

ANSWER KEY (separate — do not place next to each question)
1) YES
2) NO
...
10) YES
    

E) What You Will Receive Back

• A time‑stamped Evidence Table (Question → Response → Notes).
• A brief consistency summary (hits, misses, unclear items, controls).
• A method note explaining limitations and recommended next steps.