Maybe you're not looking at/for the right people? Maybe, if the people you think are good but who join companies and give up startup dreams, or go back to scho

Maybe you're not looking at/for the right people? Maybe, if the people you think are good but who join companies and give up startup dreams, or go back to school after doing YCombinator, then it means that you didn't choose the right people to run a startup for more than one year into the future? Maybe they thought it was a way to fill the summer and pad their resume? It's also remarkable how founding people over and over again who may not have ever read or followed any startup advice you've given but who have the same educational background as you or read both of your Lisp books, turns founders into tame animals... It's tough to say it, but it's tough not to say it...