This is about the easiest thing a person can broadly state about anyone or anything. Probably <-- isn't very definitive. Entrepreneurs are the exception among

This is about the easiest thing a person can broadly state about anyone or anything. Probably <-- isn't very definitive. Entrepreneurs are the exception among society, but when you're comparing exceptional people to each other, yes the differences become tiny. The real difficulty is for people scouting entrepreneurs. They're observers and the differences between founders and projects probably blurs as they see so many. It's difficult to precisely measure mental agility and fortitude, so they have to use other factors to mitigate risk (e.g. past success, strong team). An entrepreneur has to fix a problem with the world and overcome the obstacles associated. But analysts have to turn us into objects that make their predictions easier. That may abstract away characteristics which they could miss. For them it must be like trying to predict which marble will roll the farthest down a hill. Possible, but difficult when every marble starts to look the same.