They are absolutely unified against the lower classes. Your argument is simply that they don’t realize that, and I agree. It appears they don’t realize much at

They are absolutely unified against the lower classes. Your argument is simply that they don’t realize that, and I agree. It appears they don’t realize much at all in terms of social concern. Let’s take a minimally critical look at Palo Alto’s history. Simply enough, if there was any tide of social consideration amongst these tech communities, Palo Alto, Bay Area, etc. would not have turned into the dystopia it now is. There would be less wealth and more humanity. Theee’s nothing complicated about this unless you insist on disbelief. The “start-up space” is a misnomer of progressivism. “Start-ups” are technocratic race-to-the-bottom capitalist entities; precisely the enemy of social concern since the advent of social concern. There’s nothing in Karl Marx’s works that does not apply to start-ups. You’d do best to just call them businesses because this term “start-up” apparently has an addictive element that causes some people’s eyes to glaze over giving a sense of unmitigated positivity. And maybe the hope is positive for themselves but not for others, and that is the problem.