Few people are more intimate with economic bubbles than Esther Dyson, the peripatetic investor and entrepreneur who travels more than 25,000 miles a year around the world in search of new technologies, new companies and new ideas. So when the super switched-on Dyson sniffs a bubble we should all take notice. And, as she told me when we sat down together earlier this week in Tucson at
Techonomy, we are in the midst of a classic bubble in which there are too many start-up CEOs and not enough project managers. Thus, she insisted, echoing what Sean Parker
said at Techonomy, it will be good when the bubble bursts (as they always eventually do) and all those
hubristic entrepreneurs go back to becoming useful project managers in viable companies.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/b6EA-1KQCyk/
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