5 Reasons The Windy City is a Great Place for Startups

The first 3 points about industry groups, incubators, and public support are valid. I would like to see how effective the programs have been.

4. The Quality of Life is extremely subjective. I lived in Chicago and experienced the opposite. People are mostly concerned with getting drunk only. The city is ultra segregated. Big 12 frat house to the North, Suburban "hipsters" in the North center, etc. It's very suburban.

5.The only time people spoke to me on the street was to insult me. Most people you will meet in Chicago are not from Chicago.