I wouldn't say that's a similar sentiment. He's not saying you should throw good fundamentals out the window.

Sorry, I'm referring to this paragraph: "They guess at their business model and then do premature, loud and aggressive Public Relations hype and early company launches and quickly burn through their cash. This is a great strategy if there’s a bubble occuring in your market or you are going to bet it all on flipping your company for a sale."

That's a very similar sentiment.

This still doesn't say "ignore all the Lean startup advice during a bubble". That's what you claimed, and this sentence doesn't say anything of that sort.

He is saying that in a bubble it is a great strategy if you "guess at their business model and then do premature, loud and aggressive Public Relations hype and early company launches and quickly burn through their cash."

That is precisely the opposite of the Lean Startup approach. So I believe the sentiment is, as I said, similar. If you aren't seeing that, I'm happy to disagree.