The last part is pure conjecture. You could also bet that he should have cut his losses and started a new company with his funds, and done better. Or that even with 2x money he wouldn&#x27;t have made it. Or, of course, if he hadn&#x27;t engaged in nepotism and instead hired someone who could handle the job.<p>In any case, it&#x27;s irrelevant to how &quot;privilege&quot; plays a role, which was your point.