The document looks exactly like what it imitates. A global policy roadmap, four phases from 2025 to 2100, wealth taxes and asset registries and Gini curves, a full bibliography of IMF, OECD, and World Inequality Lab sources. It opens with pages of praise from Lagarde, Piketty, Yellen, Mazzucato — the people who run the institutions it addresses. It reads as authoritative. It runs 110 pages. ChatGPT wrote it in four minutes, and the title page says so.

The gap is the work. The genre of responsible redistribution-planning turns out to be something a model generates on request, endorsements and citations included. The institutions that could move wealth produce credible plans to do it instead, and bless each other's. Among the blurbs, a broke grad student asks for her money back and calls it reparations. Hers is the only one that wants anything.