> Secondly, failure averse cultures don't actually prevent failures, and they have a tendency to squash innovation. Celebrating failure and being failure avers

> Secondly, failure averse cultures don't actually prevent failures, and they have a tendency to squash innovation. Celebrating failure and being failure averse have nothing to do with each other other than celebrating failure means you're probably not failure averse (but I would argue you lack empathy for the people you just lost money for and for the people you just lost jobs for).