I'm not really arguing against these points at all. What I mean by my comment is that, as an entrepreneur, when I detect high marginal return on a given activi

I'm not really arguing against these points at all. What I mean by my comment is that, as an entrepreneur, when I detect high marginal return on a given activity, I want to find ways of extracting more value from the situation for myself (profit seeking), rather than just getting a paycheck (profit taking). All that value getting skimmed off and given to someone else is a lost opportunity, especially when you're working for someone else, as there are rarely ways to insert yourself at a higher point in the value chain.