I don't doubt that this is a good thing for the flyover states. But I am little skeptical of the whole goody two shoes and "impact investing" angle. With the a

I don't doubt that this is a good thing for the flyover states. But I am little skeptical of the whole goody two shoes and "impact investing" angle. With the amount of money sloshing around it is becoming increasing difficult to find places to generate alpha on investments. While people can be like Softbank and bet money on a unicorn becoming a super-unicorn but the risk reward is skewed. Then there is this: > In other words, if they discover a nascent but promising e-commerce company in Allentown, Pa., they will not only invest in it, but they might also help it establish a relationship with one of the fund’s investors — Mr. Bezos, for example — who might invest even more.