A model reviewer who insisted on saying "1+1=2" broke into a large factory where even the boss relied on AI illusions to make decisions. He used the stupidest professionalism to fight his way out among a group of blame-shifting masters, PPT artists and boundary kings - and then discovered that telling the truth is 10,000 times harder than writing code.
Purpose: When telling the truth becomes the most dangerous act in the workplace, should a person who insists on being professional learn to shut up, or should he be loud enough for everyone to hear?