I agree, and I don't even read Techcrunch. For me, what really hits home is all the advice you can get about entrepreneurship, and startups, and winning, and wh

I agree, and I don't even read Techcrunch. For me, what really hits home is all the advice you can get about entrepreneurship, and startups, and winning, and whatnot - and you're starting to get it from kids who literally have no idea what they're talking about, who have never actually started a company, and who are doing nothing more than spouting some kind of Jobsian rhetoric mixed with a dash of old Paul Graham essays. But everyone wants to be influential, and everyone wants to be read, and the best way to get read is to write what people want to hear, and your writing doesn't need to be especially introspective or well-revised in order to give people their five-minute content fix.