I think that you&#x27;re taking the emotional tone of my message differently than I intended it because I use the word &quot;unfair&quot; differently from how many people do.  To me, it just means &quot;Something not shared by many people; a trait that may gain you certain privileges that not everyone possesses.&quot;  It&#x27;s a valueless judgment, because I&#x27;ve already come to terms with business (and the world) being unfair.  I could use the word &quot;unique&quot; instead, but chose &quot;unfair&quot; both because unfair connotes privileges (which we are certainly talking about here) and because Peter Thiel has talked in the same terms about what makes business go round.<p>I certainly don&#x27;t harbor any sour grapes toward Zuckerburg - that is the nature of business, he was prepared &amp; prescient enough to capitalize on his opportunity and I was not.  And it&#x27;s not like life has turned out badly for me in the meantime anyway. :-)