Another MIT article which shows either stupidity or dishonesty when complaining about not doing things completely outside of its domain. I have to ask if they l

Another MIT article which shows either stupidity or dishonesty when complaining about not doing things completely outside of its domain. I have to ask if they live in reality given how they bring up COVID and slow tasks like vaccine and cure development. At best they essentially would make essentially advanced research equipment for the actual biological specialists. The complaint about unemployment is especially funny both because of the luddite fallacy and ignoring outsourcings, impact but because they get even more complaints about the accessible jobs that they do create with things like ridesharing and delivery services. And those low rates are subsidizing the wages no less! The title is essentially clickbait - the question doesn't get answered in favor of slipping in as many irrelevant cheap shots and snide insinuations as possible. If we are going to have an honest discussion about limitations of venture capital funding it would help to focus on problems that investment can actually help with on a time scale in the first place. As opposed to shaming Silicon Valley for not being literal magical wizards.