I think his repetition of the word stupid, and addressing California/startups/etc. as such, without really backing any of it up, was rather... stupid. Also, sm

I think his repetition of the word stupid, and addressing California/startups/etc. as such, without really backing any of it up, was rather... stupid. Also, smart does not equate to being overly cautious and paranoid, as it sounds in the way he describes his beloved Michigan. Smart, in my opinion, when referring to the startup scene, is being able to analyze the current trends, approximate which direction societal trends will move, and take calculated risks accordingly. 'Smart' will make us stagnant and if being innovative, creative, and progressive is stupid, then for once in my life, i'd rather pursue stupidity. On another note, it's nice to see Michigan on the cutting edge and flourishing.