Great Entrepreneurs Believe in Karma

Ironic in light of http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/03/22/the-nasty-exploding-ter...

Whenever I help someone like the entrepreneur above, I’m paying others back for helping me.

A very American view of Karma - the endless paying back of an ongoing debt.

How about a view of Karma as a 'virtuous circle' instead?

Really interesting in light of the 37Sgnals crap over the last few days. What kind of karma doesn't kicking a startup who made a mistake in the nuts generate?

That article made me smile.

I've had the same experience, where I've gotten some really great unbiased help and advice from people and I intend to pass it on in the future.

But putting that in perspective with the 37s and GS case; I'm not sure why they don't treat each other like they would like to be treated themselves.

Conversely, live by public ridicule, die by public ridicule. One could say that all 37S did was the same thing that GS does as a business model.

I voted this up because of the title.