I think when you couple extreme wealth inequality with extreme mis-allocation of capital (aka societal energy) with no buy in from the population, you (the Stanford educated elite - not you specifically) run the risk of getting your fucking head chopped off.
To really understand where this can go you need to look at the robber barons of the 1800's, the Pinkertons, and the people that got into literal wars with them.
That is the express world people like Bezos want to bring back with company towns.
i can disagree with my friend's opinion about if a cake is tasty.
i can disagree with my neighbor's opinion that his wife is pretty or his kids are smart.
i hate entrenched capital that is trying to obliterate my ability to work, and which will leave me to starve, and which is very, very blunt about how little they care about us.
For a normal person, when your day is pop-ups, cookie dialogs, dark patterns, auto-opt-in, <100-pages-of-legalese> + "Accept", subscriptions, smartphone-only ordering and customer service and endless-monetization...
...why use weaker words?
of course, if you're working or starting a tech company, you cannot use strong words. You might alienate your many funding sources.
Once you take VC money you might as well work in big tech. You’ll still be beholden to morons. I have no interest in making more friends in Silicon Valley than I already have.