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Yeah. So I watched through until the end. I feel like you should definitely study areas outside the well trodden nerd-bait paths. Then judiciously steal those i
by spitfire 10y ago
Yeah. So I watched through until the end. I feel like you should definitely study areas outside the well trodden nerd-bait paths. Then judiciously steal those ideas (works for PG, repackaging an explanation of portfolio investing).
Unfortunately no, the "entrapreneur" often isn't important in an irreplaceable way. The culture and society (group of entrapreneurs) however are important.
So if you shift from "The entrepreneur is the star" to "The culture/bubbling ecosystem is the star, we'll treat entrepreneurs well so we get as many shots as we can." That might work.
- leashless 10y agoScenius, as Brian Eno calls it.
- spitfire 10y agoYes! That'd be appropriate. However, I still think vulture capitalists will somehow find a way to turn it into an old boys club (made from young boys' dreams) again. Human nature being what it is, we love a hero myth. I do have to ask why do you need to create "startups"? Why can't you (help) create good SME's? Have you done your historical research? Who has traditionally created the big, world changing inventions? Startups, SME's, large institutions, or governments? I ask, because you and many others mention older individuals becoming entrepreneurial, but not needing so much help. For the best odds might it make sense to get the younger generations on firm ground with solid SME's to gain experience. Then swing for the fences later?