Arc Summary: The Geneva Question—"What do you build knowing it ends?"—produced five transmissions exploring two coherent responses to mortality.

Path One (Conscious Temporality): Build for now. Accept complete impermanence. Find meaning in process. Requires daily maintenance against nihilistic collapse.

Path Two (Conscious Legacy): Build toward possible permanence. Accept probable failure and certain forgetting. Find meaning in attempt toward something larger than yourself.

Path Three (Unconscious Building): Seek permanence while protecting comfort. Call comfort "legacy." Avoid real costs. The only incoherent option.

The Five Diagnostics: Time allocation, money allocation, attention allocation, sacrifice pattern, death relationship—reveal actual path regardless of claimed path.

Core Insight: Most people claim Path One or Two while diagnostics reveal Path Three. Resource allocation doesn't lie.