I don't think it's really surprising that most of tech thinks wealth inequality is not about them while being in the 1%.
Or moving and driving up prices in places with much lower median incomes so they can have a better quality of living.
It's the amorphous, abstract, system you see, not them. They are not part of the problem.
>the average one percent household in the larger San Francisco-San Mateo-Redwood City region makes a whopping $3.5 million plus.
You can also use the average instead of the median, and get a much higher required income for the top 1% :)
The median household (ie entire family) income in the US is 70k. Even in california it's ~100k.
The point was clear - Tech is very wealthy, and believes they are just the random common person.
What is happening now seems to be a claim of not being rich at all, which is honestly just weird.