Ignorant is what I thought people will actually talk more about because to me I see it more as an element that can make someone seeing an opportunity as a bad thing, though ignorance can be good and sometimes bad because someone could put there money on a place they may never recover it again but because of ignorance of not desiring to take the opportunity based on the inappropriate knowledge for it makes them to escape it, that is were I feel ignorance can have an advantage, but when it works the person has missed the opportunity then it becomes a prevention of success, so the vices behind the scene is what a lot of people do not want to open because the package has good and the bad.
Just to clarify,
ignorance refers to a lack of knowledge, information, or awareness about something. From your post, it seems like you might be referring to other issues—perhaps financial illiteracy or different vices altogether. Ignorance itself doesn’t directly relate to the points you’ve raised.
I don't think you have read clearly to understand my point, I wasn't talking about financial illiteracy, I was trying to breakdown how ignorance could be good and bad, however even the financial illiteracy you said can indirectly be related to ignorance because what would you call someone who lack knowledge and awareness of a business? of course is an illiterate on the field and someone who can make a bad decisions because he lacks the knowledge and information needed for the business, so in verbal reasoning they are all serving similar purposes. What I meant by vices is the challenges that would come after making a decision on something you lack information on.