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Even without the control group, it's not a useless observation. Many investors only invest in ideas that don't seem flawed (which seems reasonable on its face),
by tlb 11y ago
Even without the control group, it's not a useless observation. Many investors only invest in ideas that don't seem flawed (which seems reasonable on its face), but they should realize they're missing a large fraction of the good opportunities.
- jsprogrammer 11y agoWhat you are missing is that there is no way to determine what "flawed" means.