There s, like, very few moments in your life where there s that much concentrated wealth in one room, which is probably one of the scariest things i ve ever had to do. all right, you guys. good luck. thanks so much, lisa. see you. i ll see you tomorrow. twenty other teams are also prepping for the big day. whoa, whoa! the room is full of innovations that could lead us into the future, but is there really enough money out there to finance them all? recent news reports suggest there is. silicon valley s economy is booming, and it isn t showing any signs of a slowdown. it s really america on steroids. in 2015, venture capitalist investments reached record highs. silicon valley hasn t been this flush since the late 1990s, but do you remember what happened then? welcome to painfulreality.com. it didn t end so well. the simple answer is, we ran
in 2015 venture capitalist investments reached record highs. silicon valley has not been this flush since the late 1990s. do you remember what happened then? welcome to painful reality.com. it didn t end so well. the simple answer is we ran out of money. some analysts speculate the current tech boom is destined to go bust like what happened in 2000. at some point we are going into a tech recession. this is the sign of another technology stock market bubble. i m curious to know what jackson thinks and if he has a plan b. do you ever concerned about the fact that we may be in a massive bubble right now? i love this question so much. that tomorrow the money may not be there. what s at sake hertake here? i believe there is no way we can go wrong with this.