Post-mortem's are very useful, though often not welcome. I appreciate the top-line summary and the approach looks promising, but I don't have time to sort through the data or details. Both are likely common, so don't be disheartened by complaints :)
Dataset: Dead mental health startups, 2000-2026, coded on 18 fields
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#22Shouldn't this be a private dataset?
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are you serious? It's data about corporations, not your shrink's notes from your consult.
HIPAA is a real thing. It is to be respected. This study appears to be LLM generated so all confidence in it being a) accurate and b) respective of regulations has all gone out the window.
Re: Dataset: Dead mental health startups, 2000-2026, coded on 18 fields
#24Re: Dataset: Dead mental health startups, 2000-2026, coded on 18 fields
#25The problem with mental health monetization is: it doesn't pay to make people feel better. The problem with most of capitalism, is the same. There's just more money to be made from people with problems than solving problems.
Re: Dataset: Dead mental health startups, 2000-2026, coded on 18 fields
#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are you serious? It's data about corporations, not your shrink's notes from your consult.
HIPAA is a real thing. It is to be respected. This study appears to be LLM generated so all confidence in it being a) accurate and b) respective of regulations has all gone out the window.