An argument can be made that adamantly stating "don't be evil" is in itself a grab for power by imposing your moral standards on others. If you were inherently

An argument can be made that adamantly stating "don't be evil" is in itself a grab for power by imposing your moral standards on others. If you were inherently not evil, why the need to declare that to the world? This argument is actually in the book, Preface, XVIII.