The article summary is that since we're in an economic boom, it's more comfortable for now for people to work for the man than do a startup. Although this is t

The article summary is that since we're in an economic boom, it's more comfortable for now for people to work for the man than do a startup. Although this is true, the other factors (high debt, health insurance, and rent) will manifest themselves in the next recession. For example, the 40 year-old US entrepreneur has to decide whether to work for an established company, or do a startup and eat the $2,000/month health insurance for his family. Or just move to Toronto. :) Tyler's article has some provocative comments, but there's some nuggets in there. The corner orange vendor might not be sightly, but within a block of there is cheap rent.