Mark Pincus argues that MBA programs emphasize risk aversion which is fundamentally at odds with the needs of the modern economy.

“My take is that there's this fundamental imbalance that people go and get an MBA because they're drisking their career you go to HBS or Stamford and you're guaranteed this High salary and this kind of great job for life so the reason to go there is to take the risk off that's in fundamental oppositi”

Black founders face severe structural disadvantages in securing venture capital, receiving less than half of one percent of total funding.

“It's really a it's really tough for black founders. People don't understand like black founders get less than half of 1% of all capital raised. They don't want DEI. They're not trying to give us money.”