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> Instead of looking at "% of successful exits that had n founders", it seems more relevant to look at "% of startups with n founders that had a successful exit
by SeanLuke 9y ago
> Instead of looking at "% of successful exits that had n founders", it seems more relevant to look at "% of startups with n founders that had a successful exit".
I came here to say exactly this. The entire article appears to misunderstand conditional probability.
- WalterSear 9y agoThat number is probably impossible to come by, though. Though I agree, they should have at least addressed the fact, and admitted that their data was suggestive at best.