I was joking that the lack of free cash might focus the VC-backed startups on areas where bootstrapped (and presumably profitable) startups already are. I don'

I was joking that the lack of free cash might focus the VC-backed startups on areas where bootstrapped (and presumably profitable) startups already are. I don't actually think that will happen much: typically the structural costs associated with VC-backed companies is too high (e.g. SF rents) to even get close to what bootstrappers can do.