And imagine a philosophical man or woman, gazing up at the clear blue sky and being filled with wondrous thoughts that bring her or him great utility. Thoughts that no amount of money can buy. A simpleton can see nothing there. How can we call this equal? The very blue sky above us is unequal.
But that is the sky - the thoughts come from within. True, but what is a javascript console, just some pale blue sky, to be filled with whatever you want. The simpleton can not derive any utility. A programmer can create anything. How can we call that equal?
But that is just some writing.
And if we let this person publish those thoughts, that script, that site? Then the simpleton can have nothing - the programmer, anything. How can that be equal?
There is no such thing as equality. There is only equal opportunity. Today, more than ever, nobody needs vast riches to achieve that. Perhaps everyone should have the chance to be well-educated, to learn whatever is within their capabilities, to choose to train for the best profession they can qualify for. But that is not "equality", in the sense discussed here.
Mark my words: so long as man can gaze up at a clear blue sky, as long as people are allowed to be friends and to talk, to think and to learn, to create, to share, to communicate - actual equality is a silly, misguided notion.
Look at opportunities - rather than capital results. Forget equality of capital, and look at equality of opportunity.