> The more people move to Silicon Valley to start their venture, the more time will pass before its easier to do so in their hometown.
You're looking at it as a zero sum game with only one move. Some people may go to silicon valley, make money, or at least learn about startups and the culture there, and take some of that home with them. If they'd simply stayed home, it's not a given that they would have been able to start a company, or be as successful at it.
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> The more people move to Silicon Valley to start their venture, the more time will pass before its easier to do so in their hometown.
You're looking at it as a zero sum game with only one move. Some people may go to silicon valley, make money, or at least learn about startups and the culture there, and take some of that home with them. If they'd simply stayed home, it's not a given that they would have been able to start a company, or be as successful at it.