I wish startup and industry publications spend more time with post mortem style stories of businesses that didn't work, rather than making it seem that all you

I wish startup and industry publications spend more time with post mortem style stories of businesses that didn't work, rather than making it seem that all you need to do to print money is to start some sort of software as a service company. Sure, it won't sell as many copies or ads for the publication, and some may say it will discourage the entrepreneurial spirit, but I think it is far worse to see a legion of young, bright, keen people quit jobs and start writing code dreaming about what colour their Ferrari is going to be. The inevitable disappointment (for 99.9% of them) from unrealistic expectations, and the sheer, gruelling reality of just how hard it is to make a dollar in a self owned business will surely do more to crush spirits and shatter dreams.