"They're riskier - so you just have to spread your money more broadly."
Where have we heard that before ? Oh right the financial crisis.
I don't think more startups translates into more good ideas. Just in more copies and more bad ones. Therefore the cheaper and more plentiful companies get, the more risky they are, and the fewer chances (less funding) really, really good ideas get.
But it's fashionable to startup. So a number of people are putting their "look cool" money (which is often the same type of money Obama spends : someone else's, and therefore plentiful and worthless to them) into little startups who are very sure to fail.
Where have we heard that before ? Oh right the financial crisis.
I don't think more startups translates into more good ideas. Just in more copies and more bad ones. Therefore the cheaper and more plentiful companies get, the more risky they are, and the fewer chances (less funding) really, really good ideas get.
But it's fashionable to startup. So a number of people are putting their "look cool" money (which is often the same type of money Obama spends : someone else's, and therefore plentiful and worthless to them) into little startups who are very sure to fail.
You're heading for a massive bust.