Part of what's great about the "two people and a laptop" startup is that it empowers outsiders. You don't need buy-in for the established players. You just need

Part of what's great about the "two people and a laptop" startup is that it empowers outsiders. You don't need buy-in for the established players. You just need to be able to execute. I wonder if the shift away form "two people and a laptop" and towards bio and energy is signaling the waning of the anti-establishment startup.