You pin the intern's "marshmallow" phrase to the board first because it is the most human piece of evidence you have. A real person, in a real meeting, heard Isabella describe her approach to risk management as "delayed gratification." The intern admired it. You see it differently: it is the name Isabella gives to the habit of pausing risk escalations. But admiration is not proof. An intern's social media post can be misread, office jokes travel without meaning, and you know better than to build an entire ransomware operation on a phrase that could collapse under one calm denial from Blackridge's legal department. The board is not empty. It is not ready either. [[Need Independent Proof|Seek independent proof]]