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The ignorance-arrogance combine. Like bragging about failing math classes in middle school.
by user_named 5y ago
The ignorance-arrogance combine. Like bragging about failing math classes in middle school.
- roenxi 5y agoHe's probably exaggerating. But there isn't much point reading a start-up's balance sheet. It is signal-free.
- cm2012 5y agoConsidering PGs track record if investing in very early stage start ups (better than anyone else in the world), you should probably consider your own arrogance here.
- user_named 5y ago
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- ZhangSWEFAANG 5y agoThis is so aptly named. Is this a common naming?
- paulpauper 5y ago>Like bragging about failing math classes in middle school like bragging about failing at math and then succeeding hugely at something math-related
- stickfigure 5y ago...many times in a row.
- MattGaiser 5y agoFor what he is doing, biz plans and balance sheets are noise. Like testing the math skills of a real estate agent. Whether or not they failed in math probably won't impact the price they get for your house.
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- asadlionpk 5y agoI failed math (and calculus etc) throughout till graduation. I am proud and brag about it as that didn’t matter in the grand scheme.
- TrackerFF 5y agoI think a more fitting analogy would be: The student that would read for hours upon hours, get good grades, only to brag / lie about not studying at all. "Easy test, I didn't even study. I guess I'm just really smart"