Every specimen here is a real, documented case — from published research, government data, or extensively verified history, not invented for the lesson. Sources are cited at the bottom of each plate so you can check the checking.
Where Field Guide No. 1 covered how claims get framed and spread, this edition covers what happens once you're already looking at a number, a chart, or a study — the point where accurate data quietly becomes a misleading conclusion.
This guide covers eight specimens; Field Guide No. 1 covers twelve more on how false claims get framed and spread. The Incognati Atlas catalogs thousands more — biases, fallacies, distortions, and manipulation patterns, each one documented the same way: real case, real source, real tell.