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They did not kill wildlife. They engineered the system that made killing profitable.

Wang Jing coordinated extraction logistics, converting ecological decline into consistent supply.
Chen Bang manipulated market perception, turning ivory and rhino horn into symbols of exclusivity — not despite scarcity, but because of it.

This episode investigates:
– How extinction risk became part of the pricing mechanism
– Supply control vs demand cultivation
– When profit aligns with the disappearance of natural species
– The shift from poaching to structured depletion
– Whether accountability belongs to those who extract, or those who make loss desirable

Central question:
👉 If value increases as life disappears, is the crime in the act — or in the belief that extinction is commercially acceptable?

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