Its possible to twist that around and look at a very large scale rather than very small scale observation. An example of real world responsible sharing by norm

Its possible to twist that around and look at a very large scale rather than very small scale observation. An example of real world responsible sharing by normies (not rich young urbanites, but normal folks) can be seen in how we responsibly, wisely, generously share resources to raise the next generation of children, socialized medicine, and urban zoning laws aka hyper-NIMBY. Clearly a business model that is a mixture of K12 public schools crossed with the health care system and overseen by the equivalent of the local property zoning commission is not quite the ideal model to run an entire economy. Abstracted away from "tech" and "cars" this is how similar "responsible sharing of universally demanded services" business models work in the wider general population. Yet it is not all bad news, it is comforting that those cultural beliefs are at least somewhat controversial.