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As an indie maker, you have something like venture capital investors and funders. It's called the free market. Theoretically, according to the common perspectiv
by makerdiety 3y ago
As an indie maker, you have something like venture capital investors and funders. It's called the free market. Theoretically, according to the common perspective on economics, the free market is self-stabilizing. By virtue of bad ideas being heartlessly culled from the socioeconomic gene pool for the dominance of good ideas.
So, if Silicon Valley style investment funding is a culture sponsored and state sponsored bubble, then the giant, long running startup founder techbro welfare scheme being a bubble that will pop any decade now means people, right now, are starting to experience revulsion toward traditional economics arrangements. Maybe capitalism is an artificial intelligence that lives and that is super intelligent? It makes decisions and one of those decisions right now is pulling out from a sincere experiment in trusting startup founders who are too stupid to outsource essential basic tasks to simple GPT-4 based software. As opposed to the strategy of employing a neo-colonial periphery of cheap and geopolitically subjugated overseas laborers.
Time is running out for Silicon Valley and its adjacent communities. Once resources dry up, that will be your opportunity to shine and start up the next Facebook/United States of America. An unrestrained megacorporation. Seriously.