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Sources listed
The page names where its numbers and facts come from, in its Sources section, so you can check them yourself.
Jarreb! · How we check
How we check experiments
Every experiment shows a small “Who checked this?” box at the bottom. It tells you honestly how far that experiment has been checked, from listing sources to review by an expert.
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Reviewed by Jarreb
Mariam Alzaabi, who runs Jarreb, has read the experiment against its sources and checked the numbers by hand. The box shows the date.
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Expert reviewed
A named specialist, such as a doctor, an engineer or a safety officer, has reviewed it and agreed to be named. The box shows their name, role and date.
How experiments are made
- Experiments are written and built with the help of AI, then checked against official and published sources.
- Numbers that come from a source are linked to it. Simplified models (for example, a car's blind zone) say so on the page.
- Health pages are for awareness and are not medical advice. In an emergency in the UAE, call 999 (police) or 998 (ambulance).
- Jarreb is an independent awareness project. A level never means a government body or a company has approved an experiment, unless that body has agreed in writing and is named.
Where we are now
Found a mistake?
Tell us. We fix errors and update the date in the box.
Are you an expert?
If you work in health, safety, engineering, finance or education and would like to review an experiment in your field, we would love to hear from you. You choose whether your name is shown.