The historic outperformance of Berkshire Hathaway at 19.7% per year, despite its gargantuan size, forces us to ask whether conventional wisdom about the size's impact on alpha prevents us from appreciating the ability of superior execution. If we were to evaluate this strategy today, with fresh eyes, without considering its legacy, would we take this investment or would we turn away from it because of its sheer scale? The fact that they have been able to continue generating alpha indicates that discipline in capital allocation and diversification can indeed bypass perceived limits. For example, their ability to hold entire companies or significant positions in large public firms offers a flexibility that most funds do not possess, allowing them to hold less performing assets or walk away from mediocre opportunities, even on a massive scale.