> If you want to talk about compensation like a "fair market" and that there's only 1 Tim Cook so per the rules of supply/demand he can charge a ton for his ser

> If you want to talk about compensation like a "fair market" and that there's only 1 Tim Cook so per the rules of supply/demand he can charge a ton for his services Yes, I agree with this. > The market to acquire those skills is unfair So far so good. I agree with this. This is why I try to vote for people who support expanding access to education, for example. > You cannot base a fair market on the output of an unfair one, they are both unfair. Tim Cook's compensation is unfair. This is where you lose me. You can't connect the two like that. The unfair path to get to the position of CEO is a separate conversation to what that compensation should be to be considered fair.