It's funny, those three examples in your two comments are like the entire spectrum of 21st century entrepreneurs -- the OLPC initiative, which undeniably started out with the best of intentions but kind of fizzled into a weird combination of feeling like "white saviors" and feeling superfluous when targeted at communities where even clean water is still an issue. Then the Silicon Valley/Uber dipshits, which ceaselessly talked about "disruption" even though it was clear they just wanted to make the stratification even wider, with them on the top, all the while spreading bullshit about how they were "democratizing" the economy. And then Adafruit, who I'll never stop promoting wherever I can, since to me there a shining example of a how a company can be founded and run ethically, staying profitable (as far as I can tell) while still keeping social responsibility a priority.