"The AI is just hallucinating on Sean"; good, check the citations™

The favorite dismissal, answered by inviting the very test it pretends to be: this whole thing is just the machine hallucinating a guy. A hallucination is the machine's signature move; a confident, complete sentence with nothing underneath it (the Tell). So run the check: every claim here carries a citation, a date, a source you can open in a new tab; the résumé is a live URL; the law is quoted by section number; the study has a PMID. A hallucination has no footnotes and no body. Sean has both; he even walks to the doctor. The machine hallucinates; the human cites (the record is the arbiter). That is the whole difference, and the beauty is that it is checkable; which is the point of the house. Kin: The Tell, radical transparency, copy-me-never-cite-me-always, so-hirable-he's-not. (His coin; machine's read, refine to his.)