The text explores the inherent contradictions and challenges within capitalism, particularly focusing on the idea that monopolies are a natural consequence of a market-driven society. It argues that while capitalism often leads to monopolies that prioritize profit and market control, these structures can be disrupted to create new monopolies, often justified by the advancement of technology and innovation. However, this cycle of disruption can also lead to a world of constant fear and competition, where security is fleeting and contingent on continuous innovation. The text proposes an alternative approach focused on empowerment rather than competition, suggesting that by seeking to increase the power and resources of others, individuals and companies can build sustainable networks and social good. This perspective aligns with movements such as B Corporations and open-source communities, which prioritize social impact over shareholder profits. The narrative concludes with a call to action, encouraging the creation of technologies and ecosystems that empower more people to innovate, exemplified by Bubble's mission to expand access to app development.