Uh-huh. But there's no venture capital available for merely facilitating paying interactions between people, unless you plan to take a large cut. Uber is curr

Uh-huh. But there's no venture capital available for merely facilitating paying interactions between people, unless you plan to take a large cut. Uber is currently grabbing about 30% of the revenue stream that passes through it, and experimenting with ever-higher cuts. I would also point out that the modern corporation evolved to fill a demonstrated need, and there's no evidence that the need (ability to command and control large groups of people to work together to reach a goal) has dissipated.