"Growing up I was told to obtain a good education, find a stable job and settle down. When I chose a very different path, I not only had to convince my parents (including my mother, a former teacher) but had to convince myself."https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/03/06/forget-about-plan-b-if-you-want-your-startup-to-succeed/#143679327383 …
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I've been having the general thought that the responsibility of the privileged is to take risks that is beyond the tolerance of those with less means.
Interesting idea. I'm inclined to agree. It will increase economic inequality though, since risk and reward are proportionate in an efficient market.
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It will steepen the curve, and make inequality of extremes higher, but will it make average inequality higher?
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