I finally figured out where the instinct to
make B.S. copycat startups in Silicon Valley comes from - a misplaced
sense of risk-aversion. Instead of confidently building the future, a
founder tailors his company to appeal to the uncreative bottom 90% of
investors. With their backing, his company will peter out over 24 months
instead of failing spectacularly in 2. A worse outcome for all
involved, but each step feels less scary.
I'd rather work on things that matter.
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