- What isn’t taught gets rediscovered; what isn’t named gets relearned; what isn’t owned keeps failing.
- AI collapses knowledge hierarchies; what remains is a hierarchy of judgment, where expertise is measured by the ability to generate *less-worse* outcomes.
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The most revealing bugs in modern tools aren’t crashes — they’re fossilized assumptions. When a 2020s application still relies on insertion order in a hidden JSON file to define user-visible structure, what you’re seeing isn’t negligence. It’s archaeology.
Side Channel
cat /proc/mind > /dev/logger
Unstructured observations emitted without guarantees.