Right, homelessness is a consequence of structuring society around the accumulation of wealth, concentrating it into the hands of the few at the expense of the

Right, homelessness is a consequence of structuring society around the accumulation of wealth, concentrating it into the hands of the few at the expense of the many (and at the serious expense of some very unfortunate people, leading to issues like homelessness). And Silicon Valley has proven itself very good at concentrating wealth. How can they act in a way that avoids this consequence without completely overturning their raison d'etre? This is very closely related to the idea of reform vs. revolution. Sometimes you just need to burn the whole thing down to get the outcome you want.