What do you find depressing about entrepreneurship? And how is the prolonged course problematic for you? I suspect some vocational aspect to your distress. Talk to your institution's careers and counselling people.

I remember reading of a donor-conceived woman. She met her donor in a cheap cafe. Discovering that he was a homeless alcoholic--she fled!

I recall a friend's relative. He had cancer, from which he was dying. I gave him a present of a meditation cassette. But he still died anyway, as expected.

I tried to explain neurology and psychiatry to nerds. It was hard work. And it felt mostly wasted!

I have read that psychotropic medicine caused obesity. Such that lost life expectancy was worse than the problem that the medication was supposed to address!

If other people find sense in something, you don't have to reject that, just to be different! Be yourself, and do what you think/feel is right just for you.

Europeans don't know how to dress for Aussie!

I remember learning that my Redwing work-boots--were made in an American gaol!

My wardrobe is Spartan! Learn/practise sewing.

The clothing-shop seems far removed from the garment-factory!

I need to find a clothing-alterations person, to fix the zippers on two jackets!

I found that the Middle East was tribal!

There's lots to learn, like composting and pruning.

Which hemisphere you're in will affect the season (summer versus winter). That will also determine which compass direction faces the sun (south versus north).

I finished high school unable to make a sandwich!

Unfortunately I can get addicted to ritual!

Reportedly, this isn't secure!

That's useful!

Would this have caused a reduction in alcohol-problems?

I have a lot of trouble with authoritarianism. And hierarchies foster authority. Which is a logical fallacy! "Because I say so!", not being a valid reason to do anything.

I preferred the Shia to the Sunni folk.

I've read that Iran's military posture has historically been defensive.

And I thought that Yankistan's chest-beating was designed to distract Iran from helping its ally Syria.

Again the result is very rough. So much finishing would be required.

I saw a 3D printer built from a kit, and then operated. The construction involved a lot of swearing! And it needed to have a room-heater under its table, to stop the work-in-progress from peeling off its substrate! The result was very rough, so I expect that finishing would be required.

It would be nice if people accepted one another for what we can do, rather than what we can't!

Look up the Museum of Computer Art.

I was a member of a party that turned out to be full of un-reconstituted old-fashioned communists!