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Why assume they are outliers? It seems like there are more successes than failures, just that the failures get attention.
by _ea1k 3y ago
Why assume they are outliers? It seems like there are more successes than failures, just that the failures get attention.
- itsoktocry 3y ago>Why assume they are outliers? Because when the government hands tax money over to profitable companies to "create jobs", you are inherently distorting the market. >It seems like there are more successes than failures Maybe, but I'm skeptical.