And then there are, less abstractly, developers like Jarred Sumner who develop a product by themselves and then gets $7m in funding and starts a company. Many i

And then there are, less abstractly, developers like Jarred Sumner who develop a product by themselves and then gets $7m in funding and starts a company. Many interesting projects begin with a crew of one, sometimes produced by balancing between work hours and personal hours. Meanwhile many competent and useful people will never achieve such output in their entire lifetime. So what magnitude do we assign to this difference? Is that 10x? 100x? Infinity? Whatever the case, it's "a lot" more and the exact measure of these metaphorical numbers are beside the point.