I am allergic to brilliance; the so-called 'essential necessity' of power law returns is just a statistical observation, not a performance driver in itself. It changes nothing about daily management or future cash flows without concrete action. In reality, what matters is decision quality and portfolio discipline. An illiquid market or strict regulatory constraints, such as those in Sub-Saharan Africa, can completely negate the emergence of these extreme returns. The power law is conditional, not universal; it proves nothing about action without operational leverage.