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The SVB failure Silicon Valley Bang, touching a great number of startups, well-established tech

companies, Silicon Valley itself, and then spreading around the world.

Tech, when it loses financing or it has trouble with its credit lines, can go away.

I welcome Simon Constable, writing at Briefings magazine about how tech, having periodic

can-go-away moments makes everything else healthier.

For example, do you recall all of those boy-ent-tech startups with fax machines?

Simon, a very good day to you.

Tech needs every once in a while to fail miraculously.

And we're witnessing events like that possible now because of the tech financing.

Why is it healthy?

How do we learn from this that the future is not entirely in the hands of the young geniuses?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John.

Well, it is sort of in the hands of the young geniuses, but the young geniuses grow older

and then new young geniuses come along.

So what you need for tech to continue working is innovation, disruption, destruction, destruction

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