http://disqus.com/people/c3ad9c8f9f08ca86203c596415e46cfa/enSun, 13 Apr 2008 09:44:38 -0000http://hiddenevidence.disqus.com/what_is_hidden_evidence/#comment-330730i like the theme abe. its definitely a bit annerving to dedicate several years of your life to something with an outcome, as you suggest that may have more to do with luck than your own effort (taleb's basic argument). that being said, luck favors the prepared, so i would say that being in the game means that you can seize upon opportunities as they present themselves. if you're stuck at some j.o.b, might be tough to get involved.<br><br>there's something interesting about entrepreneurship is that doing one thing often excludes doing other things. so the biggest thing an entrepreneur has to weigh is opportunity cost. perhaps a key skill of an entrepreneur is to be able to identify which ventures to undertake and which to keep in the fridge. <br><br>as an investor however, i want to make sure i am investing alongside of the entrepreneur. the entrepreneur, not having much cash, invests his opportunity cost in the activity. if not, im not investing... congrats on the blog! looks like a very promising themetijanSun, 13 Apr 2008 09:44:38 -0000