cardboardguru13

I actually founded this company as an indie game dev studio back in 2012, and we struggled mightily with both discoverability and distribution having come from development backgrounds with no business experience.

Your video game company suffered because you are game developers with no business experience, so your solution was... to focus on building a business where you don't have to design games anymore?

I see homeschooling as a valid option, no better or worse than public or private school.

Only because your parents weren't idiots? If educational standards were applied to parents who think they can teach state-mandated curriculum, then I'd agree with you.

I actually spent WAY more social time with other kids when I was homeschooled,

...only because you weren't socializing with the kids you were spending 30+ hours a week with.

I actually spent WAY more social time with other kids when I was homeschooled, because in public school I hid behind a book

Rather than help you address a serious social challenge you were struggling with, your parents removed you from the challenge. Interesting. I took the opposite approach to stellar results. It's an important skill to socialize with, and accept, people from diverse backgrounds whom you may have little or nothing in common with, to forge relationships and create a common ground.