The volunteering line really reminds me of the post from the github founder's wife. In both cases, a founder essentially guilted someone into spending extra, u

The volunteering line really reminds me of the post from the github founder's wife. In both cases, a founder essentially guilted someone into spending extra, unpaid time working on a "world changing" (read: not at all world changing) new startup idea where they would retain all ownership while the people working for them were expected to "volunteer". How do founders get so sociopathic that they do stuff like this?