But startups are created with big dreams. Almost zero chance of success, of course, but that is the nature of the startup founder. When those dreams are illega

But startups are created with big dreams. Almost zero chance of success, of course, but that is the nature of the startup founder. When those dreams are illegal, startups don't get created and the founders simply choose to get a cushy job at some FAANG. Just compare how few talented people in EU choose to build startups instead of working for the bureaucracy. The more regulation we have, the more founders-to-be say "why bother?!"