> I don’t think it’s about worshipping rich people as it is about worshipping success. That's an issue too, because "success" increasingly looks dependent on t

> I don’t think it’s about worshipping rich people as it is about worshipping success. That's an issue too, because "success" increasingly looks dependent on timing more than anything else. Your company could be a money-burning endeavour and you could still come out rich if you impress the right VCs and time your IPO. Jack Dorsey and Evan Spiegel are billionaires, yet their companies lose hundreds of millions pretty much every single year. Same for Shopify, Uber and many other "unicorns".