Everything listed there makes me more pessimistic about my own chances. Only 30% of founders are from outside the US, only 14% aren't incorporated, 50% had no

Everything listed there makes me more pessimistic about my own chances. Only 30% of founders are from outside the US, only 14% aren't incorporated, 50% had no revenue, only 8.5% are solo founders, 54.7% were recommended by YC alumni... So basically the odds of being accepted if you fit into ALL those buckets are probably very very slim. I don't see how fitting into all those buckets make your company unworthy of investment. It's good to know this though then you can mess with your startup to make it fit into high-probability buckets. I don't think it would improve the startup, but it would certainly improve your chances of getting into an accelerator.