This is a very lazy article. It makes a lot of broad and sweeping claims, but doesn't have any evidence to back it up. Most importantly: why is this bubble wor

This is a very lazy article. It makes a lot of broad and sweeping claims, but doesn't have any evidence to back it up. Most importantly: why is this bubble worse than the last one for employees? Employees all had stock in the dot-com bubble as well, and were equally wiped out when it burst. Personally, I think this argument is much less feverish than the last one. Unicorns might not be profitable, but they're generating substantial revenue. Uber has a crazy valuation, yes, but they're also making $10 billion a year in revenue. [1] [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/uber-revenue-rides-drivers-and-fares-2014-11 http://www.businessinsider.com/uber-revenue-rides-drivers-an...