If we're in a bubble, the opposite of what is listed in the article will be happening: investments will be increasing, VC backed companies will be splurging mor

If we're in a bubble, the opposite of what is listed in the article will be happening: investments will be increasing, VC backed companies will be splurging more etc. It is amazing that they'd list a bunch things that support the position that there isn't a bubble and draw the conclusion that there is one! It is sunny and hot out and people are walking around in shorts in Seattle, clearly this means it is winter because people would click on an article about winter. Who knows if we are actually in a "bubble" or not, but if anything we have to reach the opposite conclusion from the facts listed in the article.