1) Written in some other language and then translated into English.
2) Written by an SEO consultant who demanded a certain set of terms be present in a particular sequence.
3) Markov-Chain generated web spam based on a learning model that has been scraping investment websites.
Paragraphs like:
"Meaning, entrepreneurs with innovations that promise authentic social economic value that can produce outlier venture style returns have no more than five investors with some verifiable investment merit to choose from, or suffer the devastating consequence of uniform arbitrage that turns outlier entrepreneurial ideas inevitably subprime. "
Really? What exactly is that even trying to say? There are only 5 VC companies in the world? There are only 5 actual people who have made 'meritorious' investments? ideas are 'subprime' ? What?
I didn't find it difficult to read, but the post is relevant, even if it's been made elsewhere.
The point is that venture capital isn't broken, as the post implies, but is becoming diluted at a cost of innovative vision. It's clear that there's tremendous vision in pockets, however with the onslaught of new money chasing high returns, it creates performance pressures on innovators to produce higher returns, quicker.
1) Written in some other language and then translated into English.
2) Written by an SEO consultant who demanded a certain set of terms be present in a particular sequence.
3) Markov-Chain generated web spam based on a learning model that has been scraping investment websites.
Paragraphs like:
"Meaning, entrepreneurs with innovations that promise authentic social economic value that can produce outlier venture style returns have no more than five investors with some verifiable investment merit to choose from, or suffer the devastating consequence of uniform arbitrage that turns outlier entrepreneurial ideas inevitably subprime. "
Really? What exactly is that even trying to say? There are only 5 VC companies in the world? There are only 5 actual people who have made 'meritorious' investments? ideas are 'subprime' ? What?