I think its a decent argument and I partially buy it! But i worry it falls down partially due to generalization and maybe over-inclusion.
So I'll take the opposite side. Does "acting like VCs" by "evaluating companies and making bets" make you a VC? That kinda just seems like investing though right?
So I'll take the opposite side. Does "acting like VCs" by "evaluating companies and making bets" make you a VC? That kinda just seems like investing though right?
Is Bill Murray in "What About Bob?" really a sailor because he was duct-taped to the mast?? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrbY4hsNh64&ab_channel=jooki...)