Tech entrepreneurship and shifting sentiment
These sorts of posts are genuinely comical!<p>&gt;When I started Kapwing in 2017, it was cool to be a tech entrepreneur.<p>… to you. It was cool to you to (categorically) be a tech entrepreneur. I think it is possible that “tech entrepreneur” as a monolithic “cool” category only ever existed inside the minds of that same group.<p>&gt;Why Do People Hate the Tech Industry Now?<p>Again… I think it’s possible that the author’s perception has shifted, and as such their perception of humanity has shifted with it.<p>I have a few questions for anybody here that feels like SVB&#x2F;other recent events has unveiled some sort of <i>new or previously hidden</i> disdain for self-described tech entrepreneurs.<p>1. When was the first time you heard the term “tech bro”?<p>2. The TV show Silicon Valley was developed a decade ago by Mike Judge (the creator of the  wildly popular comedy King of the Hill) and aired its first episode not long after. Who was the intended audience?<p>Was it:
A. People that the show was about<p>B. A much larger group of people that had already found tech “culture” to be comical or absurd in their own life experience regardless of their involvement in the industry<p>(It’s B)