You make a valid point. But, those answers have to do with the questions that startups ask all the time: 1. how do you launch? answer: "lean startup this" 2. h

You make a valid point. But, those answers have to do with the questions that startups ask all the time: 1. how do you launch? answer: "lean startup this" 2. how do you make convert more users? answer: "A/B test that" 3. is design important? answer: "design is important" 4. what happens if you fail? answer: "that's okay, I failed" 5. what do you do first, community or revenue: "build a community, then revenue" We're limited by the subject matter, which is what makes this community so valuable. Moreover, our answers are similar because we've all developed a very similar startup ethos over time. Are there other questions we need to be asking as startups, which produce different answers?