I think you have a valid point. Also I think you mean 'hipster' instead of 'hippie'. But - there are a lot of said 'hipster companies' in the Valley, moreover

I think you have a valid point. Also I think you mean 'hipster' instead of 'hippie'. But - there are a lot of said 'hipster companies' in the Valley, moreover, the cult has spread beyond: it exists even in the copycat cities of Montreal, Van, NYC, Austin, Boulder, yada yada. I'm well into my 30's an the last few start ups I've consulted with - both in the Valley but not well known - were undeniably trying to be too hip. I'm as cool as late 30's something can try to be without losing any dignity :) but I felt like Grampa Simpson (not my antiquated pop culture reference)