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I'm not saying that the "good reason" will result in a proven product. I'm just saying in their perspective they have good reason to spend that amount of money
by dave1619 16y ago
I'm not saying that the "good reason" will result in a proven product. I'm just saying in their perspective they have good reason to spend that amount of money. And also it's Sequoia and they're not stupid.
- Cossolus 16y agoThere's a name for "good reasons" that don't result in proven product. They're called "bad reasons".