I don't find that particularly hard to believe. Reading a pitch deck is like reading presentation slides - you can't really know what the author had in mind unl

I don't find that particularly hard to believe. Reading a pitch deck is like reading presentation slides - you can't really know what the author had in mind unless it's really good, and you tend to fill in the blanks with your own biases. That makes reading most decks a bit redundant. It's probably better just to talk to the founders and actually see their pitch.