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No one wants to take risks unless A) it is a sure thing B) they are desperate C) they are bored

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D) motivated by a higher purpose

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D) mental health issues

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I think there’s a fourth option which is that they’re born for it. Like Teddy Roosevelt.

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D) they gotta a massive chip on their shoulder and want to honor a loved one’s memory

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Reminded me of that city poster. Fun entails risk

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C) they are based***

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E) they are curious to learn to me that's different enough from bored to be it's own category

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D) they aren't accountable if it fails

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and that's where it gets lost

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D) the prize is very attractive

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2yo begs to differ

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option A is funny

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D) they got nothing to lose

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(A1) A lot of risk-taking is perceived risk arbitrage. Something that seems like a sure thing to one person could appear to be a total scam to another. (A2) Something risky for one person (whose health insurance is tied to their old job they'd have to quit) may be safe and exciting for another person (safety nets).

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My co-founder was a stats major. I was a physics major. Stats view of risk is about likelihood of “x”. Which basically rounds to 0% chance with any new endeavor. So B) and C). The physics view of likelihood is based on knowing the inputs “y,z,n” and manipulating them to guarantee “x”. A) is the way.

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I was gonna say they’re A madman but i guess that would be one bored 😭

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