The Engine assumes fossil fuel dominance persists through the prediction window (2027-2032) as a structural constant supporting the petrodollar architecture. Solar costs have fallen 99% since 1976 and 90% since 2010 — faster than any energy transition model predicted. Battery storage costs fell 97% in the same period. In 2024, solar became the cheapest source of electricity in history in most markets. China installed more solar in 2023 than the US has installed total. The divergence: if renewables hit grid parity plus storage globally by 2028-2030, several engine assumptions need revision: (1) the petrodollar architecture loses its physical basis as oil demand peaks and declines, (2) the energy chokepoints the engine tracks (Hormuz, OPEC, Russian gas) become less relevant, (3) the nuclear-AI project (Genesis Mission)'s nuclear focus may be solving a problem that solar already solved more cheaply. Counter-argument: the centralized power structure may simply capture renewables the same way it captured oil — Big Three own major solar/wind companies, and rare earth supply chains for panels/batteries create new chokepoints. Falsification: global oil demand peak confirmed by IEA AND major oil company (not just BP) before 2030.