1. How people forget King Solomon after just a few thousand years. Put yourself in somebody who lost their life savings to SBF. What do you think happens? Priso

1. How people forget King Solomon after just a few thousand years. Put yourself in somebody who lost their life savings to SBF. What do you think happens? Prison serves a primal need-- it punishes the perpetrator so the wronged don't kill him and then the family of the wronged don't escalate from there. 2. Prison makes SBF a spectacle-- commit fraud, go to jail and be miserable. 3. How the hell are you going to ban "white-collar" work? 4. How many tens of millions of $$ do you think SBF has hidden? How many favors are owed to him? He's never going to have to work another day in his life.