> Presuming monolithic psychological characteristics, motivations, or behaviors from someone’s academic degree is

You didn't get my point (or you were looking for a way to nitpick). When I said "the MBAs", I did not mean "the human beings in possession of a paper saying that they passed the exam required to say that they have an MBA on their CV". It was a shortcut to design a kind of people who may join at that point.

> I’m sure you meant no harm, but think you can do better than giving into simplistic base rate fallacy thinking

I'm sure you meant no harm, but think you can try to understand the meaning of a message. I try to express an idea with words. What matters is the idea. If you nitpick on the words, you may never get the idea.

> arguably there isn’t a single big, bad wolf tech company that was started by MBAs

Nope, but all of them became as big as they did by becoming the toxic entities they are, for the sake of money and power.