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I tend to agree, and have always made a point of telling founders that their startup will most likely fail, because that's what startups do. Here's a good thread: https://twitter.com/immad/status/1335669459705458688

And the likelihood of that happening is a lot larger than ending up as a billionaire.

https://www.failory.com/ (scroll down to see content) does such posts.

Everyone is aware that businesses mostly fail. Without the nerves to try to succeed despite that, you're sure to fail too. That's not inspirational bs, humans only do well when they think they can (also known as why people who "aren't maths people" can't do maths).

Why? The sort of people who would read those articles are not going to be entrepreneurs anyway. People who would actually have the determination to succeed wouldn't be deterred.