Also, "caused an outrage" apparently means "barely got any traction". <200 likes, barely any retweets, even the 30 or so replies weren't as confrontational as I was lead to believe by that intro.
I guess "VC was wrong and nobody really gave a shit" doesn't have the same ring to it.
>I guess "VC was wrong and nobody really gave a shit" doesn't have the same ring to it.
This is a good point. When something looks like Jason Lemkin posting something ridiculous on social media, it is actually an opportunity for us to learn of both his fame and the normalcy of his opinions, as well as to be reminded of the high portion of VCs that are good human beings.
I guess "VC was wrong and nobody really gave a shit" doesn't have the same ring to it.