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Misleading headline, to start with (you say bubble, we hear overvalued asset or market). Past that, the post starts with a hyperbole. There's no way that guy wa
by DGCA 13y ago
Misleading headline, to start with (you say bubble, we hear overvalued asset or market). Past that, the post starts with a hyperbole. There's no way that guy was being serious, and if he was he should've been disregarded. I can relate to the idea of being detached from most people, living in Chicago, but that's how it is in big cities or tech havens. There's just more stuff available where a lot of money trades hands, that's market opportunity.
- bittercynic 13y agoAgree, the author missed the sarcasm in the post she was replying to. I think it is a valid use of the word "bubble." Think "search bubble," not "housing bubble."
- DGCA 13y agoIt's a valid use but, given the context, it may have been click-bait. I've heard the term 'culture bubble' before, and I think that would have been more appropriate, especially when the concept of an economic bubble around Silicon Valley is already being talked about.