I think most people agree with this in general, but the difficulty is in the specifics. How large of a profit are we talking? How much sharing do we expect?

I think most people agree with this in general, but the difficulty is in the specifics. How large of a profit are we talking? How much sharing do we expect? On the one hand we want to incentivize risk-taking and entrepreneurship. On the other, we recognize that it takes a village to launch a successful company, and we want to share the wealth. On the one hand we recognize that all work is not equally valuable. On the other, we we value people beyond their work. Abstract discussion of this is always disappointing and policy based on abstract discussion is always disastrous. I really wish we could be more precise in our language, because then we would at least recognize the tremendous difficulty at hand.