“I Know Exactly What I’m Saying”
“I want to be clear,” Stewart said firmly.
Then came the sentence that sent a chill through the audience.
“I’m not suicidal.”
“I’m not unstable.”
“And I’m not confused.”
He paused.
“I know exactly what I’m saying.”
The room felt colder through the screen.
He explained that he had begun documenting everything.
Conversations.
Messages.
Timelines.
Not out of paranoia.
Out of responsibility.
“When you’ve seen how systems close ranks,” Stewart said,
“you learn that memory isn’t enough.”
“Receipts matter.”
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