A lot of you reading this are probably in your 20s, thinking that age 40 is impossibly far off. Secretly (whether you would say it out loud or not), you may be

A lot of you reading this are probably in your 20s, thinking that age 40 is impossibly far off. Secretly (whether you would say it out loud or not), you may be thinking that you will be rich at that point, possibly the VC that gets to judge and fund the 20 and 30-something entrepreneurs of the future. The likelihood of this happening is extraordinarily low. The question you should ask yourself is, what kind of tech industry do I want to be a part of in 20 years? Are young people really smarter, or just more manipulable to the (likely non-technical) MBAs looking for lots of cheap labor and ebullient attitudes?