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There is nothing wrong with a high failure rate, especially if you eventually succeed. On the other hand many Amish businesses don't scale, or provide littler i
by frozenport 11y ago
There is nothing wrong with a high failure rate, especially if you eventually succeed. On the other hand many Amish businesses don't scale, or provide littler inactivation - and certainly not technological innovation. The real Gleason is that they prefer self-employment.