I find the funding side of the tech world is a bit like loan insanity around higher education. The price-to-benefit ratio is going up when it should be going do

I find the funding side of the tech world is a bit like loan insanity around higher education. The price-to-benefit ratio is going up when it should be going down. One would image tech startups are experiencing progressively lower capital requirements to reach market, yet we (seem to) see funding numbers going up in size and frequency. Higher education costs keep going up while the marginal benefit of those extra dollars are lost. Is a university that raises prices 8% in one year giving you an 8% better education? I suppose thats what happens when money becomes available in a system. It gets spent and the benchmark is moved up. One is driven by VC's and the other is by government backed loans.