I don't think you understand what I wrote at all, much less read my links.
What the world needs is equity, shared responsibility, genuine good will and humanity. The world needs to NOT be dominated by exploitation and oppression, the amassing of wealth, power and advantage at the expense of other people, cynical politics, and environmental degradation.
A better Facebook is a Facebook that does not exist. The fabric of society should never be run be a profit-seeking firm, especially one whose means of profit is directly detrimental to that very fabric.
The world needs more teachers, and zero people who salary is paid by advertising. How many HN'ers would give up their comfy salaries and instead be teachers? How many would give up many material comforts if that was the best way to protect or planet and better share resources with the world's have-nots?
The world needs everyone to work as if we were a family. What kind of family would give one child steak, asparagus and chocolate cake for dinner while another child is left to beg in the streets? Gives one a wonderful home while the other is abandoned in a slum? Gives one wonderful childcare and schooling and leaves the other to sink or swim (most likely sink)?
The world is the way it is because most everyone is self-centered about #1 and greedy about #3, and only pretends to care about #4.
We'll find a job that maximizes #1 and #4, and never do the deep critical thinking about how that contributes to or undermines #4. We'll lazily and self-servingly claim that it must be what the world needs because the free market is paying top dollar for it.
Viktor Frankl might say that if we focused on #4, we would find deep meaning and shared joy and humanity, which would totally transform what we think #1 is. We might blow our own minds.