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what some describe as outright hubris

Many believe the success of the industry, combined with its newfound cultural relevance and the glamorous pull of working for a top tech company, has reinforced not only Silicon Valley’s insularity, but also driven what some describe as outright hubris. (Humility, incidentally, was not amongst the …

—p.28 The Psychology of Silicon Valley: Ethical Threats and Emotional Unintelligence in the Tech Industry Identity (7) by Katy Cook
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what some describe as outright hubris

Many believe the success of the industry, combined with its newfound cultural relevance and the glamorous pull of working for a top tech company, has reinforced not only Silicon Valley’s insularity, but also driven what some describe as outright hubris. (Humility, incidentally, was not amongst the …

—p.28 Identity (7) by Katy Cook
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the rebellious counterculture of underdogs

Despite the profound shifts that have occurred in the industry as the web has been invaded by big tech, the image of the rebellious counterculture of underdogs has been preserved within the psyche of the industry and incorporated into the story of its identity. Such a picture is increasingly diffic…

—p.21 Identity (7) by Katy Cook
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the significance of the Gold Rush

Central to the Bay Area’s historical identity are its sheer number of financial success stories. Since the Gold Rush of the mid-nineteenth century, Northern California has been unequivocally associated with economic prosperity. Richard Walker, a historian and urbanist at the University of Californi…

—p.14 Identity (7) by Katy Cook
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what defines Silicon Valley

But of course you wouldn’t be; you would be in the home of the third and fourth industrial revolutions and the epicenter of the information economy . What defines Silicon Valley ultimately has very little to do with its landscape, infrastructure, or its many products and platforms. What makes the V…

—p.13 Identity (7) by Katy Cook