If DeleteUber succeeds, that's then end of the American dream as we know it. Starting a tech business with better ideas, and working harder and smarter than th

If DeleteUber succeeds, that's then end of the American dream as we know it. Starting a tech business with better ideas, and working harder and smarter than the Old Boys with Money (and taxi medallions) is the one of the last ways anyone, like a Zuckerberg, can climb the ladder, without selling out their own hacker spirit as we call it. The fact that the CEO would sit and dish strategy in a frank manner is something I find commendable, and seems to part of this guy's nature. But if Uber goes down in flames for this petty PR play after burning through billions in VC money to acquire the market share they are rapidly losing, no young founder, heck no man or woman who hasn't trained in corporate lawyer dark arts is going to be allowed to run these innovative startups who need huge amounts of capital to be sunk initially for a long term payout. Welcome to the world of "cool program! the grownups will take it from here kiddo."