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I think what he's saying is that the odds look worse for single founders, but this is a little misleading because disproportionately more bad ideas come from si

I think what he's saying is that the odds look worse for single founders, but this is a little misleading because disproportionately more bad ideas come from single applicants. The applications that get funded probably have a good background/idea, just the same as the rest.

gdltec 16y ago
"disproportionately more bad ideas come from single applicants" I only agree with the above statement when single founder startups do not take the initiative (and common sense) of interviewing potential users/clients for the app/product that he/she is trying to create, this will tell you at least if the idea is good or not. Thanks.
- cjlars 16y ago
  Well, if you can get a second or third founder on board, doesn't it mean the idea has been vetted out a bit by definition?
  - gdltec 16y ago
    True... but only a little bit. What's important I think, is to validate your idea with people willing to give you money for it... your clients/users.