TechArb represents a generational shift in thinking

Visiting TechArb, writer Alexis Madrigal of The Atlantic witnesses a seed change in the way college students view entrepreneurship. THe name of his article says it all, "These Students Love Startups Like the Animal House Guys Loved Beer" 
 
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"I mean, I'm not even in Generation X and I find it easy to be cynical about this kind of excitement for putting one's shoulder to the capitalist wheel. At the same time, their excitement is infectious. I spent the rest of my time at TechArb excitedly talking with students about the companies they're trying to build and before I knew it, two hours had gone by and I was still not quite ready to leave. These are kids who probably first heard "Start Me Up" on a Microsoft commercial. You say you want a revolution? Well, you know, we all want to change the world."
 
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