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Say you are a strong believer and advocate for the Silicon Valley startup tech culture, but you want to be able to pass an Ideological Turing Test to show that you are not irrational or biased. In other words, you need to write some essays along the lines of "Startups are Dumb" or "Why You Should Stay at Your Big Company Job". What kind of arguments would you use?
(Not that I know a thing about the subject, but are you sure this angle is exactly how an 'unbiased re: startups" person would think about it? Why not something more like, "Startups are simply irrelevant, if we get down to it"?)