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The time has come to redefine discovery. For more than twenty years, finding a restaurant meant the same thing: a list. Ten blue links. Stars out of five. "Best restaurants near you." Complex platforms drowning you in data, or simple apps that showed you the same chains over and over. Most would just ask a friend, until they ran out of friends who'd been there. We were told, that's just how restaurant discovery works. The paradigm was built for a different era: when reviews were scarce and precious, when "nearby" meant a 3-mile radius, when a 4.5-star rating actually meant something — before the reviews could be bought.