> One of the questions I ask my SF friends is what the entrepreneurial 20-year-olds are doing these days. Are they starting a billion-dollar company, or are the

> One of the questions I ask my SF friends is what the entrepreneurial 20-year-olds are doing these days. Are they starting a billion-dollar company, or are they more interested in becoming a memelord who is trying to incite a movement on the Internet? I’m not sure we’re seeing a surge of exciting startup creation, but we sure are seeing a lot more online craziness. This is a fun question. These things could mean the same thing: Starting a website. But too many people think that "becoming a memelord" and "inciting a movement" means trolling around on someone elses website. The only reason people start their own website today is to start a billion-dollar company.