Among the many quiet symbols of societal rupture, few are as disheartening—or as eloquent—as the unfinished train track. In Ontario, yet another transit project lies fragmented, its exposed rebar and orphaned rails testifying less to technical delay than to a civic amnesia. It is tempting to write these interruptions off as bureaucratic ineptitude or the inevitable hiccups of complex engineering. But the deeper truth is more philosophical: these incomplete infrastructures are fossils of a collapsed