Everyone tries to defend their life choices by trying to convince you to make the same choices
Exception: startup investors learn not to convince random people to start startups, because the results are so often disastrous.
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Is this why your newer essays have less of an "everyone should start a startup" theme than your old ones did?
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I've always been conservative about that. In the first one in 2005 I said there could be 10x as many, which was clearly an underestimate.
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(potential) founders need a screen, just as investors have a deal screen.
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Won't recommend being a physicist to random people either!
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Which people should start Startups? What are your key aspects?
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Not quite an exception if they're now startup investors instead of startup founders...
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Only the startup founders turned investors.
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