Essays that needed the room
Long-form arguments that took more than one sitting to make.
Each one starts from a question I could not answer quickly, sets a condition under which the argument would fail, and then runs it against the record. Where it lost, the piece says so and shows the working. The shorter, faster writing lives on the blog. This is the shelf for the ones that needed the room.
Where an essay makes a prediction specific enough to be wrong, it gets scored in public: the Reformation Watch checks its seven indicators daily.
Start with the review.
One workflow, one agent, live in 30 days. The architecture review scopes it.