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Of course, but we're not talking about people in poverty, or that are homeless, etc. You're just bringing up a weird red herring that's orthogonal to my point--
by dvt 4y ago
Of course, but we're not talking about people in poverty, or that are homeless, etc. You're just bringing up a weird red herring that's orthogonal to my point--namely, that the bar is extremely accessible (esp. compared to ventures prior to the advent of computers).
- thfuran 4y agoWe aren't? Then next time you mean something other than "completely false", I'd recommend steering clear of the phrase "completely false".
- giantrobot 4y agoMore people than just those below the poverty line work on weekends. Launching an app over a weekend is easy...if you've got all of the required skills a priori and the leisure time available to do so. Launching an app over the weekend isn't a viable option for people lacking either of those two components no matter their distance from the poverty line.
- 8note 4y agoIsn't this the same argument though? Youre saying that if you only consider the rich, then there's no difference between the rich and poor experience for making businesses
- spencerchubb 4y ago> but we're not talking about people in poverty Um... the parent comment is in fact talking about that