I wonder if, these days, the truly "contrarian" thing for a VC to do is to NOT be contrarian. After all so many top investors made their name going against the

I wonder if, these days, the truly "contrarian" thing for a VC to do is to NOT be contrarian. After all so many top investors made their name going against the grain that now "going against the grain" in some superficial way is the norm, and the radical and bold thing might be to buy conventional wisdom.