It reminds me of the joke "I thought I wanted to be a software developer but found out what what I really wanted was just a paycheck." The essay is definitely

It reminds me of the joke "I thought I wanted to be a software developer but found out what what I really wanted was just a paycheck." The essay is definitely resonates with me in so many ways, and the whole idea of foundations as a charity structure not a development/company structure was both new and quite profound. I expect charities that get "targeted" donations feel similarly about them as paying for free software. It is all about whose agency is it really?