Corrections
When we get something wrong we fix it visibly and record it here. The log of corrections and substantive updates to PhiloCrux articles.
When we get something wrong we fix it quickly and visibly: a corrected article carries a dated note at the top and an explanation of what changed at the end, and every correction or substantive update is recorded here, newest first. We do not quietly rewrite. The policy is part of The Crux Method and our standards; to request a correction, write to contact@philosopheasy.com.
2026
10 November 2026 — update. Asia's chip rout ran deeper than Wall Street's: narrow indices (published 8 November). The introduction overstated our verdict relative to the weighing later in the piece, and one sentence asserted without a source that Taiwan and South Korea "sell the hardware" of the AI cycle. Both passages now state only what the cited reporting supports; no figures changed.