It does have context -- it's on Steve Blank's blog. Now, if you have never heard of Blank, I suppose it is context-free in that sense. But I was expecting an

It does have context -- it's on Steve Blank's blog. Now, if you have never heard of Blank, I suppose it is context-free in that sense. But I was expecting an essay riffing on the idea of "profound beliefs", and I got exactly that. I have the same problem with other titles -- the world of Javascript front-end frameworks seems to very commonly have a name collision with some word or phrase from a context that I care about, and then I click through and find web front-end stuff, which I care about much, much less than what the cafe is serving for lunch. It's just part of the overhead of surfing HN. You'll be fine.