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[Observation] This is the Cantillon Effect. Named after an eighteenth-century economist who saw what others missed: money enters the economy at specific points, through specific channels, to specific hands—not everywhere at once, not equally, not fairly. [Emotional] Clarity begins to form. Not as dry lecture, but as personal revelation, a key turning in a lock you didn't know existed. [Internal Monologue] "So it is not random. It is structural. New money doesn't flood evenly. It flows to certain