Unless you&#x27;ve built a billion dollar company yourself then you have no more experience that he has -- and no need to be condescending.<p>And EVEN if you HAD built a billion dollar company yourself, that wouldn&#x27;t say much.<p>First, because the way you did it wouldn&#x27;t necessarily be representative of how it generally happens.<p>Second, because you could be attributing all your success in doing it to your self, hard work etc, overlooking all the random and lucky elements (not to mention other people&#x27;s work) that helped you to achieve that. That&#x27;s a very common psychological fallacy (&quot;no winner believes in luck&quot;), and one can have it even for minor achievemnets.<p>So let&#x27;s stick to observation on how many of those companies were made (as non-billion dollar company creators ), and arguments that appeal to logic, law, how society works, etc.