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   by 654869435418647 10y ago

   > weird American pattern To many Americans it's not weird at all. America (according to them) was founded on principles of individualism which differentiated it from other countries of the time. It's the same reason Socialist p
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   by 654869435418647 10y ago

   Roughly half. The point is still valid and it's important not to disregard the momentum of that segment of the country
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   by 654869435418647 10y ago

   The whole point of OPs remark was the payout is not the reason to work for a startup. (precisely because most startups never end in a payout) There are many other reasons why a startup would be attractive to some people. Professional autono
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   by 654869435418647 10y ago

   I could understand the hostility if you approach the subject with unsubstantiated statements like "almost never economically rational". It would be easier to support the claim that most startup employees earn less over their caree
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   by 654869435418647 10y ago

   Conflating university degrees with the general educational of all citizens is a mistake. Universities are useful in attaining a particular type of education that is not suited to every highschool graduate. It's fairly clear once you&#x