I'm not so sure we should fix the problems of a high percentage of startups failing. One issue is that it's a risk reward trade off -- if there's a high probab

I'm not so sure we should fix the problems of a high percentage of startups failing. One issue is that it's a risk reward trade off -- if there's a high probability of having a successful startup (a rather nice outcome), then everybody would do it. Secondly, as a broader societal concern, a high portion of startups succeeding probably means the problems they're trying to tackle are too easy. Either way, it's not sustainable.