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Is the "unicorn founder" myth just a convenient way to justify wealth inequality in the tech world?
As the cost-of-living crisis deepens and public scrutiny of extreme wealth grows, the narrative that startup founders earn their fortunes through sheer merit is being increasingly questioned. Cast your vote on whether the unicorn founder myth masks systemic inequality.
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