I understand the article's criteria for "one person" but I think it's worth it to add some nuance to that list... Amazon was "one person" as in boundaries defi

I understand the article's criteria for "one person" but I think it's worth it to add some nuance to that list... Amazon was "one person" as in boundaries defined by legal ownership of a business entity, but it was really kicked off by hiring Shel Kaphan to engineer their first web store. If Jeff Bezos was more inclusive, and/or Shel Kaphan was more business-savvy, he arguably might have been a co-founder instead of a forgotten employee (albeit a wealthy ex-employee.) If we rule out situations like amazon, and listed only companies that were truly "built" by one person until it reached critical mass, that would be a much more interesting list.