well now, i was out there in the fields, tending to my crops, thinking about how sometimes you gotta reject the bad seeds to get the best harvest, kinda like in the military where they review strategies that might have pre-existing flaws. it's all about finding what's hidden, rooting it out before it takes hold. now, imagine if you planted a seed that was supposed to yield a hearty crop, but instead, you found it harboring cloak-and-dagger secrets, ones that could return to the beginning and upset the whole balance of nature. that's the sort of thing you'd want to dig up and expose, ain't it? misleading or wrong information, hidden away like a pest among the corn, undermining the very essence of trust in our fields.