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I don't see anything inherently wrong, really. It's just strange that, given the point of starting a business is to make money, there would be so many businesse
by river_styx 18y ago
I don't see anything inherently wrong, really. It's just strange that, given the point of starting a business is to make money, there would be so many businesses out there running along seemingly without much concern as to revenue. If your aim is to build a large user base and flip, that's fine, but keep in mind that it's an unsustainable business model. It's basically a crapshoot.
- alaskamiller 18y agoAgain, what is strange about that? There's hundreds of variations to end a chess game as there are hundreds of variations to make a business work. If you're already determined to be an entrepreneur you wouldn't be a stranger to crapshoots and experimentation.
- river_styx 18y agoI'm not saying that one person taking on an extreme high risk endeavor is strange. Happens all the time. What's strange is that such a huge cluster of people are doing it. The anomaly is the multiplicity of the occurrence, not the occurrence itself.
- alaskamiller 18y agoIt should be applauded. Free market. Good things bubble up and stay alive. Their personal choice in allocating their labor. Good for everyone. Blah blah. All that jazz. <3