so what happened in the last 10 years? Low interest rate venture capital (basically rich peeps trying to get richer using even richer peeps monies) have caused

so what happened in the last 10 years? Low interest rate venture capital (basically rich peeps trying to get richer using even richer peeps monies) have caused a market discrepancy which is now showing signs of major correction. Now VC funded folks who were told they could be the next Zuckerberg have finally figured it out-your life is being commoditized into hedged call options for the rich with high probability of recouping their speculative bets. Your time is always going to be cheaper than a VC's and they've figured out a way to make it even cheaper at your expense and for their own gain. People are figuring out their stock options aren't actually worth much and that they've just spent a huge chunk of their life helping the rich get richer with the illusive dreams of becoming the next Larry Page or Zuckerberg. It's almost identical to the ebb and flow of workers in startups. Following this logic, we can clearly see these zombie unicorns are not going to be able to monetize like they've been able to raise money. We will see the rise of bootstrapped companies fighting each other to gobble up the vacant marketshare. The worst that can come out of this is loss of economic productivity (VC investments have yielded economic returns for the 0.1% at the expense of the rest). And of course lot of Venture Capital partners finding out their portfolio of 10 variants of Uber or Tinder is going to need more money to keep their share valuation high as capital is drying up due to global uncertainty. They might not be able to buy a Lamborghini SV Roadster and a penthouse in downtown Vancouver. The world's smallest violin for the rich is always expensive and at great costs to society. Kevin O'leary worshippers call wining and dining "free market forces". A free market that serves less than 1% of the population with none of the benefits trickling down to the rest. I had a blast not reading the article.