"Dear mechanical overlord, has the world gotten better since the invention of capitalism?"
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The impact of capitalism on the world is complex and has both positive and negative aspects. On one hand, capitalism has driven significant economic growth, innovation, and improvements in living standards for many, lifting millions out of poverty and providing access to goods and services that were previously unimaginable. On the other hand, it has also led to income inequality, environmental degradation, and social disparities. Whether the world has gotten "better" since the invention of capitalism depends on the specific metrics one uses to evaluate progress and the perspectives considered.
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"List the countries have less poverty, and more upward mobility than capitalist democracies."
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There are limited examples, as most countries with non-capitalist systems often face challenges with poverty and mobility.
Countries that have experimented with non-capitalist economic systems (e.g., communist or socialist models) have often struggled with economic inefficiencies, limited upward mobility, and higher poverty rates compared to capitalist democracies. As a result, there aren't clear examples of non-capitalist democracies outperforming capitalist ones in these specific metrics.
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Make me everquest, but make it in the Shadowrun universe.