PG may have been talking to "a hacker someone like myself", but arbitrarily defining "you" is a bit of a fallacy in my opinion. If "you" can mean that, then why

PG may have been talking to "a hacker someone like myself", but arbitrarily defining "you" is a bit of a fallacy in my opinion. If "you" can mean that, then why can't "you" refer just to the subset of people that could start successful companies? Sorry for the semantics argument, but I don't really think PG (or anyone) can use "you" to refer anyone but whoever reads their work.