The real danger of wealth concentration isn't just money—it's the information bubble that comes with it. When you're surrounded by enablers, advisors who tell you what you want to hear, and zero real-world friction, your perception gets completely warped. That's precisely why many ultrahigh-net-worth individuals make such poor public statements. They've lost touch with how normal people think and operate. No pushback, no diverse perspectives, just an echo chamber of agreement. It's a cautionary tale for why decentralization and open discourse matter so much in any system.