How silicon valley misreads the lord of the rings?

Silicon Valley thinks The Lord of the Rings is about one big company taking over everything, but it's really about teamwork and patience.

Imagine you're playing a game with your friends. You all have different jobs: one person finds treasures, another builds bridges, someone else fights monsters. If everyone just wants to be the biggest hero, the game doesn’t go well. But if everyone does their job, and helps each other, you win together, slowly, but surely.

Silicon Valley is like that kid who wants to win every game by themselves. They see The Lord of the Rings as a story about one powerful leader (like Frodo) taking on a huge problem alone. But really, it's about teamwork, and how even small people can do big things if they stick together.

In The Lord of the Rings, it takes a long time for the good guys to win, they have to go through many challenges, and each character has their own job. That’s like building a treehouse: one person doesn’t build it alone. It takes everyone working together over time.

Silicon Valley wants everything done fast, but sometimes, the best things take time, just like growing up or learning to ride a bike.