Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by ojbyrne on Sunday March 23, 2008 @05:50PM
(#144113)
The writer's grasp of probability is almost as bad as the graphic.
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Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by michaelneale on Sunday March 23, 2008 @07:09PM
(#144149)
Astonishing. Someone went to, maybe 30 seconds trouble to write that blog. You would have thought that, well, they would have thought about it for some of that 30 seconds and realised it makes no sense.
Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by mattmaroon on Monday March 24, 2008 @02:33AM
(#144377)
The only thing worse than his grasp of probability is his grasp of the English language. How the hell did this make top page here?
Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by NewWorldOrder on Monday March 31, 2008 @03:43AM
(#150853)
If you plan on being at startup school, maybe I can express in plain English to you face-to-face "how the hell" this story made top page...I'll be the guy in the Purdue t-shirt.
Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by mdemare on Sunday March 23, 2008 @08:04PM
(#144180)
There's nothing wrong with his sense of probability, although his graphic is atrocious. That doesn't mean that it's good advice.
Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by sohail on Sunday March 23, 2008 @06:42PM
(#144131)
Was just gonna say...
Re:Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
by NewWorldOrder on Sunday March 23, 2008 @10:18PM
(#144248)
please see my response below. hopefully you'll find my grasp of probability not so bad.