I see what you're trying to say. In Buddhism, a lama assumes responsibility over his followers. The followers have a responsbility to hold the lama in check fr

I see what you're trying to say. In Buddhism, a lama assumes responsibility over his followers. The followers have a responsbility to hold the lama in check from becoming an egomaniac. Startup CEOs should assume a similar responsibility over their users. If the entrepreneur really cared about the people, not the money, he/she wouldn't have a problem. If you watch how previous generations built their wealth, most of them did it by providing value and service for a fair price. Most of today's startups care about what's the new gold rush and how to get the most out. What really matters is how do you create the most value for society. If you do that, you will live a fuller life and people will respect you. Money usually follows if you stick to your principles.