I somewhat recently met people like this and their many "business ideas" and ideational style of speaking was strange to me. I couldn't put my finger on it, but

I somewhat recently met people like this and their many "business ideas" and ideational style of speaking was strange to me. I couldn't put my finger on it, but they were talking about business as if it were a matter of "The Idea" and not, say, a business plan and market analysis. iirc, I watched a video diagnosing gen-z as being caught-up in a culture of entrepreneurialism -- which may be more common in previous US generations, but is somewhat new here amongst europeans. It seems the last two+ decades have saturated gen-z culture not with celebrities or film stars but with Bezoses, Zuckerbergs, and the like. This seems to have produced this strange climate of "startupism".