On point 3 I'd say yes, enthusiastic people learn new stuff, but it has limits. There is too much technology for any one person to master, but I also think it's a trap to spend too much time constantly learning the…
Losing 30 million sounds like a much better (negative) indicator on whether to invest in someone than how many companies they started by 18.
>past their productive lifetime as far as economic fitness goes One could argue that a cure for dementia would extend the productive lifetime of workers.
On point 3 I'd say yes, enthusiastic people learn new stuff, but it has limits. There is too much technology for any one person to master, but I also think it's a trap to spend too much time constantly learning the…
Losing 30 million sounds like a much better (negative) indicator on whether to invest in someone than how many companies they started by 18.
>past their productive lifetime as far as economic fitness goes One could argue that a cure for dementia would extend the productive lifetime of workers.