I studied in Washington, DC during the last four years where the campus was rife with students interested in politics, non-profits and finance. Maybe it was my

I studied in Washington, DC during the last four years where the campus was rife with students interested in politics, non-profits and finance. Maybe it was my school, but I didn't meet any "techies" until my Junior year, and that was only a handful. The article points to a reason why I left DC post graduation: technology, any type of technology, has some relation to politics. It wasn't the right place for me.