The resources are bounded. The value you can create from those resources is not bounded.
Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Netflix, etc., are enormously valued and none of it is based on bounded resources.
Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Netflix, etc., are enormously valued and none of it is based on bounded resources.
People made rich by Google will absolutely be able to redirect more resources to themselves in a world of bounded resources.
I think a lot of founders are idealistic about it and refuse to believe that at scale the start up mentality will increase inequalities. That's PG's point acutally, see the last sentence of his essay: it will. But he doesn't care. I do.