The analogy still holds. If I hand you a blueprint for a skyscraper and I realize there is no lock specified for the front doors. Does that mean it's a lockle

The analogy still holds. If I hand you a blueprint for a skyscraper and I realize there is no lock specified for the front doors. Does that mean it's a lockless skyscraper or I'm speaking to a jackass who forgot a critical function related to security? You can't tell from the blueprint. If a specification is required to be 100% complete for all things that could possibly relate in any way, then even blueprints don't qualify.