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If Uber fails, or even if Kalanick is booted, it provides a series rebuke to Silicon Valley's cult-of-the-founder. nyti.ms/2sbkOubPermalink On twitter.com
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Uber's current state challenges the entirety of the tech startup culture's philosophy.Permalink On twitter.com
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The brogrammer, crunch culture, founder as universal genius and executive, coding skills equal biz sense. Uber embodies them all.Permalink On twitter.com
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If this was a just world Uber's failures would undercut Silicon Valley's dominant philosophical underpinnings. Sadly, not a just world.Permalink On twitter.com
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More than that, Uber is the ultimate hyper capitalist proposition. It only succeeds if it can practically monopolize multiple verticals...Permalink On twitter.com
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That stance and proposition as a business strategy is clearly bullshit. Now, more than ever.On twitter.com
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Someone from Uber once asked me why they are challenged me on problems their competitors also have. It is because Uber dictates the standardPermalink On twitter.com
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Lyft, for example, is a challenger, Uber chose the philosophy on which the stage of competition was set.Permalink On twitter.com
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Uber didn't just choose to use these awful systems and philosophies. It chose to exemplify them. Its failures fall to those choices.Permalink On twitter.com
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