Yes, I realise Sabeer Bhatia has never claimed to have become smarter due to the swelling of his bank balance. That would negate any need for critique and ranting about his products; his personality would have sufficed.

As for my great achievements, refer to the previous comment and aforementioned savoury fruits. I may have had some constructive criticism had there been something to construct upon, which in my opinion, is not the case here. Perhaps you believe there is. Good for you. Write about it on your own weblog.

And don’t forget your pom-poms on your way out.

I never saw any place where Sabeer said that $400 million made him smarter. It is easy to pass off fiction as fact and then tear it down. But it is also cowardly.

Tell me, my friend – what great achievements do you have that the whole world knows about and uses? It is very easy to rant and be a critic.

If you have a specific complaint with any of Sabeer’s products then you should really provide constructive criticism. Say how you would do it better. Only then will you get even a modicum of real respect. Otherwise please shut up and stop being a jerk.

You should remove the word gentleman from your blog’s tagline. You apparently dont know he meaning of the word.

Manisha

And as far as my own ideas are concerned, I guess it’s a case of “those who can’t, bitch”. Been there, blown stupid effort and money behind someone else’s stupid venture. Got burned. Call it sour grapes, or a general dissatisfaction with the superficiality of the technology industry, which has been growing for some time now. I feel another rant coming on.

Most entreprenuers have a high failure rate, we remember them only for their successes, 5 failures to one success is not a bad ratio.