Person A decides to do his own thing and becomes a "creator." Person B fails to replace him and his business fails. Oops. Sorry, but this is crap. Without peop

Person A decides to do his own thing and becomes a "creator." Person B fails to replace him and his business fails. Oops. Sorry, but this is crap. Without people who "just break even," in your estimation, the only people involved in any venture would be the founders, and as soon as someone got good enough to do their own thing, they would. If doing the work a founder can't do -- the tasks outside of his field, the work when the company gets too big for a person or two to wear every hat at the same time, etc. -- nothing gets done. People who work for pay make possible the things "creators" want to do but can't by ourselves. If that's not contributing, I don't know what is.