3. This is a self-published thing by a blogger. It's doesn't even seem to be available as a book.
The author argues that there is a sufficiency of capital. He's a VC in San Francisco. From that perspective, there is more than enough capital, in that there's more money available than there are profitable investments to fund. This is an aspect of the webcrap/appcrap ecosystem - even the marginal niches have been filled.
The other side is the lack of a capability to do some obvious things and make money doing them. Such as building affordable houses. That's not about attention.
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3. This is a self-published thing by a blogger. It's doesn't even seem to be available as a book.
The author argues that there is a sufficiency of capital. He's a VC in San Francisco. From that perspective, there is more than enough capital, in that there's more money available than there are profitable investments to fund. This is an aspect of the webcrap/appcrap ecosystem - even the marginal niches have been filled.
The other side is the lack of a capability to do some obvious things and make money doing them. Such as building affordable houses. That's not about attention.
This guy may be in a bubble.