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Why people want to believe in lie ?

13 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this short commentary, the speaker reflects on why people are eager to accept promises that can turn a failing startup into a unicorn. He notes the stark reality that 90‑99% of startups fail, yet when someone offers a “protocol” that claims to guarantee success, many are drawn to it. The speaker attributes this to a fundamental human tendency to cling to hopeful dreams, rather than blaming the believers for their optimism.

People will think that they can do what you do because they want to believe in the dream. They want to believe in the dream. Okay. And this is like the life also of startuppers, no? They say 90%, 99% of startups fail. But if someone says, look, I have this protocol where I give you this, you apply to your startup and your startup becomes a unicorn, everyone wants to believe it, no? Of course, it's the nature of the human being. So I don't blame people that believe it.