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Right. And that source isn't claiming that people are all equally good at founding startups. Rather, it's claiming that previous failures don't substantially ma
by computerphage 9y ago
Right. And that source isn't claiming that people are all equally good at founding startups. Rather, it's claiming that previous failures don't substantially make a person better at founding successful companies. (They do find a very small 2% effect, but that may be statistical noise).