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Mandating public availability of computer code underlying computationalsimulation modeling research ends up doing a disservice to the cause of modelverification when inconsistencies between the specifications in the publicationtext and specifications in the computer code go unchallenged. Conversely, amodel is verified when an independent researcher undertakes the set of mentalprocessing tasks necessary to convert natural language specifications in apublication text into computer code instructions that produce numerical orgraphical outputs identical to the outputs found in the original publication.The effort towards obtaining convergence with the numerical or graphicaloutputs directs intensive consideration of the publication text. The originalcomputer code has little role to play in determining the verification status -verified/ failed verification. An insight is obtained that skillful deploymentof human intelligence is feasible when effort-directing feedback processes arein place to appropriately go around the human frailty of giving up in theabsence of actionable feedback. This principle can be put to use to developbetter organizational configurations in business, government and society.

Mandating Code Disclosure is Unnecessary -- Strict Model Verification Does Not Require Accessing Original Computer Code