> one reason startups work so well Since when do startups "work well"? Some startups work well, but famously >90% of them fail. Imagine if 9 out of every 10 fi

> one reason startups work so well Since when do startups "work well"? Some startups work well, but famously >90% of them fail. Imagine if 9 out of every 10 fires was just left alone because the fire brigade was replaced by a startup, or if 9 out 10 bridges fell down within a few years. Startups are just one of many models of running things, but they are not appropriate for everything.