It's not about absurd valuations at all, and that you appear to think it is neatly epitomizes the self-absorbed myopia of the Silly Valley tech scene. How many

It's not about absurd valuations at all, and that you appear to think it is neatly epitomizes the self-absorbed myopia of the Silly Valley tech scene. How many non-tech people's lives are going to be adversely — and far more adversely than the tech people, at that — impacted by a hypothetical tech bubble popping? (Note the lack of assertion that we're in a bubble; that's not the point I'm here to discuss, and I have no horse in that race. I just think the notion of the fallout of a bubble bursting being limited to tech people and private money is not merely ludicrous, but offensive.) But they can't code, so why should we care about them, right?