The terror of capitalism is that it alienates individuals from essential human needs like food and shelter, forcing them to rely on a system that prioritizes profit over people. Capitalism inherently creates monopolies, which are forces that exclude outsiders and make markets inefficient. This leads to social constructs like labor unions, corporations, and even ideologies being forms of monopoly. The pursuit of disruption in Silicon Valley is driven by the desire for power and status, often at the expense of others, perpetuating elitism and fear. However, there is an alternative approach that prioritizes empowering others over self-interest, creating a network effect where individuals work together to increase each other's effectiveness and happiness. This approach can be achieved through capitalism by focusing on social goals rather than shareholder profits, providing a framework for B Corporations and open-source communities to thrive.