Classic case of it's not the content, it's the delivery. And the delivery belies a combination of ignorance (of what/how/why vc's do) and arrogance (about the

Classic case of it's not the content, it's the delivery. And the delivery belies a combination of ignorance (of what/how/why vc's do) and arrogance (about the value of any one discipline - in this case UX), likely covering a feeling of inadequacy or unrecognized privilege (that's a bit harsh - but usually true - myself included). And then again... this is the state of most of what's written... just easier to spot when delivered in this way.