In the three-stoplight, agricultural town of Waimea on Hawaii’s Big Island, more than 600 acres of land have been scooped up by billionaire Marc Benioff. And while tech tycoons buying vast tracts in Hawaii isn’t a new story (or if it is to you, please meet Mark Zuckerberg’s doomsday bunker), NPR’s Dara Kerr decided to find out what Benioff plans to do with all this valuable property. Kerr, who grew up in Hawaii, centered her question on what the outside influence of extreme wealth means to locals, where the median income is $74,000. “At what point does Hawaii not become Hawaii anymore, if no H…