This episode challenges the traditional narrative of the self-made billionaire, arguing that extreme wealth is an inevitable output of a designed system rather than a product of individual grit or genius. By analyzing the invisible architecture of the economy, such as tax codes, inheritance models, and global legal frameworks, the text illustrates how these structures provide a velvet rope of protection and a safety net for the ultra-rich. Key themes include financialization, where wealth is decoupled from productive work, and the concept of system manifestations, which suggests that billionaires are simply agents successfully following the incentives programmed into the economic "code." Ultimately, the discussion shifts the focus from individual admiration to systemic literacy, proposing that if inequality is a result of specific policy choices, it can be corrected by rewriting the rules of the system itself.