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If the big difference is that the first one is romanticized[1] and the second one isn't, I'm not entirely certain they're all that different (although it's enti
by gloob 17y ago
If the big difference is that the first one is romanticized[1] and the second one isn't, I'm not entirely certain they're all that different (although it's entirely possible I'm misunderstanding you). It's not like the guy hasn't had chances to change his situation; his refusal to do so suggests that he's in it more or less willingly.
[1] At least, that's what I think you mean by "romantic".
- ErrantX 17y agoHis point is the conditions are a lot worse than any founder is likely to face - even short term. Why does that point to choice more than possible depression problems? It is classic depressive behaviour.