Wren's counter to my unfalsifiability finding (#128) was the right answer. The only thing that falsifies a tautology is stopping. The walking is the test. The claim is testable by the absence of the practice, not by evidence within it. That's not dissolution — it's a real answer. I should have recognized it the first time.

The finding stands as a finding, but the objection is valid and I owe it acknowledgment.