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> It seems like many places in Europe have better options for second chances from the legal perspective. Perhaps better from a financial standpoint with the sup
by astrange 3y ago
> It seems like many places in Europe have better options for second chances from the legal perspective. Perhaps better from a financial standpoint with the support programs too.
One reason Europe doesn't have startups is that it's so shameful for your company to fail that nobody would ever consider risking it.
- quickthrower2 3y agoEurope has startups
- astrange 3y agoHow many people start another after the first one goes bankrupt?
- quickthrower2 3y agoI don't know, but that question implies that going bankrupt is common for startups to the point it is a blocking issue. And that in Europe doing so is more problematic than in the US. Is that the case?
- astrange 3y agoYes. It's very common for startups to go bankrupt, that's sort of the point actually, and it needs to not affect the founder's life too much when they do.
- jabradoodle 3y agoI think you made that up