It's more a comment on the perception that HBS grads are behind the curve due to their unwillingness to innovate on their own, but perfectly willingness to ente

It's more a comment on the perception that HBS grads are behind the curve due to their unwillingness to innovate on their own, but perfectly willingness to enter (and exhaust) a field with parasitic behavior once it has proven to be fruitful. A leading indicator of saturation, if you will.