I tend to agree. The more I think about, the more I think that the dark side is vastly more powerful than the light, even in terms of helping people.
Consider someone like Gandhi, you think he's about as white as they come. But what if, deep down, he really only does good things because he wants to be the holiest person in the world? This is a selfish pursuit, making him a darkworker.
Even if someone isn't looking for money, they can still be motivated by self love to pursue knowledge, beauty, god, anything really. If there really are any very powerful lightworkers, I'm willing to be we've never heard of them. Anything someone does to make themselves famous is probably on the darkside.
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