Honestly, being able to build a company that creates livelihoods while simultaneously teaching people foreign languages goes against many of the historical and

Honestly, being able to build a company that creates livelihoods while simultaneously teaching people foreign languages goes against many of the historical and modern definitions of "late stage capitalism". But I assume you're just using the super modern catch-all fad term of late stage capitalism that means nothing. Also, from TFA: "Duolingo Max is available to everyone"