The expectation is that some important things will get broken. The question is whether you’re going to generate enviable value on net. California is an almost obscene economic powerhouse because it managed to aggregate extreme ambition outliers in just two major metro areas
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Sure; I was inferring what
@jbrydle meant from the examples he gave throughout the thread, of the kind of "breaking things" he wanted society to caution people against more.
How would you determine whether or not the best general advice to ambitious people is to stop or slow down? I think we’re probably talking about completely different business environments.
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It's probably just the difference between due diligence and envy. In the VC space, due diligence is really tough, since by definition you have to analyze an unestablished business. The envy against successful ppl occurs in all spaces. Could see confusion btw due diligence
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Could see confusion btw due diligence and envy in the VC space due to their simultaneous presence and both of them leading to doubts about the viability of any particular venture. I have seen so many small businesses fail, I might seem really envious but actually just realistic
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