Yes, I believe we are likely in agreement :) Though what I'd say about "accumulated wealth" isn't exactly as you put it. If there are two people of equal means

Yes, I believe we are likely in agreement :) Though what I'd say about "accumulated wealth" isn't exactly as you put it. If there are two people of equal means, and one chooses to work all summer growing and storing tasty food for the winter, and the other chooses to play all summer and survive off of tubers all winter, this is fair. This is freedom of choice. But this sort of fair difference accounts for only a small fraction of the difference in income and wealth in our world today. The authors of the OP also have similar concerns, once you read past the first few paragraphs.