I am far away from SV. >The issue is an insane attitude towards money and business, and in our case we have adopted it through idolizing Silicon Valley types T

I am far away from SV. >The issue is an insane attitude towards money and business, and in our case we have adopted it through idolizing Silicon Valley types Thats is the standard attitude in any business driven community. The stock trading firms are the same all over the world. I'd bet that the silicon valley idols are much much better than any other role models I have seen. >Ironically when he fails the community will congratulate him because in this industry failure for some crazy reason is good. What I understand is that failure is acceptable there. This is the reason people can do things that otherwise would not be possible and is crucial to its culture. >Mark Zuckerberg and any other Silicon Valley douche-bag you can think of are the worst role-models for kids because they teach kids bad habits. I don't seem to have learnt any bad habits from them. I don't know of any douche-bags but I do know of a lot of people I look up to who are from SV. >What happened to the real entrepreneurs? Remember those guys? Yes, The guys that built real businesses and not money burning doomsday devices! I miss those guys… because you could always learn a lot from them. Is there a strict definition of entrepreneurs? and by some rule the guys at SV are not entrepreneurs. I'd like to hear that.