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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 5 entries checked · 2 flagged · 4 issues confirmed · 2 corrected · 2 still open
Richard Feynman — The entry claims Feynman was not accepted to Columbia University due to a Jewish quota, which is speculative and not definitively established in the historical record.
Richard Feynman — The entry lists 'quantum computing' and 'nanotechnology' in Feynman's known_for, which are not standardly considered his primary contributions like QED or Feynman diagrams.
Robert Hooke — Hooke did not definitively identify the rotation of Mars in 1666; his observations at that time did not clearly establish this discovery.
Robert Hooke — The claim that Hooke was the first to hypothesize an inverse square law for planetary motion is disputed; Newton is widely credited with the first full formulation and proof, and Hooke's priority is not universally accepted as established canon.
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