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> it's patently obvious that helping humanity was not a primary concern. But that's exactly what your parent is criticizing. There are genius people in the sta
by slowpoke 15y ago
> it's patently obvious that helping humanity was not a primary concern.
But that's exactly what your parent is criticizing. There are genius people in the startup scene whose talents would be better applied to solve problems that actually matter, and not "optimize coupons".
- mattgreenrocks 15y agoThe problem is the inanity of the culture is glorified. Techcrunch is often just entrepeneurial porn. The community could do so much more if it first asked, "what does this do for people?" rather than "does it make us a billion dollars?" There's plenty of opportunity out there -- especially if you focus on delighting your customers.