Agreed, up to a point. When he talks about things he _does_ know a lot about, like programming, I'm an enthusiastic listener. But when he starts talking about

Agreed, up to a point. When he talks about things he _does_ know a lot about, like programming, I'm an enthusiastic listener. But when he starts talking about business, mocking MBAs, yet claims raising capital isn't taking on debt (I guess convertible debt isn't a concept to him), my eyes can't stop rolling. His platform about his profitable company of one being way better than a break-even thousand-employee company is also infuriating. It's good practice to stick with what you know, especially when you have a large audience of varying expertise.