> As long as you can find a way to support yourself I'm not nearly so sanguine about most people's ability to make that happen. The kind of people who get int

> As long as you can find a way to support yourself I'm not nearly so sanguine about most people's ability to make that happen. The kind of people who get into a seed funding program probably don't have to worry about living in mom's basement for three years before something comes together. I think that kind of penalty for failure would be way more common among most people than you're acknowledging.