Is entrepreneurship glorified gambling?

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It’s better for people to take parenting classes and we should make it a priority in our society because it’s not only teaches basic things how to care for a baby for example like how to feed Beth hold a baby but also use confidence E and prepares for future possible challenges also helps to handle unexpected situations and imported nuances to remember by encouraging more people. We whisper our awareness and make you more available for people to understand that parenthood is something that society should take seriously.

You're conflating two separate things: teaching mechanical skills versus guaranteeing better outcomes. Parenting classes teach technique, but they don't predict who'll be a good parent. Some of history's best parents never took a class. Your real claim is that formalized instruction beats lived experience and intuition, which is unproven. Why assume a classroom solves what mentorship, family networks, and trial-and-error already accomplish? You're also dodging the harder question: should society mandate this, or just make it available? Those are radically different proposals. Which one are you actually defending, and why isn't one sufficient?