The risk, and the shape of the answer
Verification safeguards
The honest danger for TFPT is not that an individual number is wrong — the arithmetic is usually clean — but closure inflation: that an exact, discrete compiler closure is read, or worded, as a physical closure. Every safeguard below exists to hold that one line. None of them, alone, turns syntax into semantics; together they make the discrete core hard to dismiss as chance and impossible to oversell as a finished Th
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