> if insiders think it's "mostly fine", that might explain why you only see outsiders coming in with radical ideas. Radical ideas may be needed occasionally, b

> if insiders think it's "mostly fine", that might explain why you only see outsiders coming in with radical ideas. Radical ideas may be needed occasionally, but these techbros just set half a billion on fire trying to execute something farmers likely realized wasn't logistically feasible in their market ages ago. In the article, employees say the leadership signed deals with contractual terms that their own researchers warned couldn't be met. The founder is now launching a Farming-as-a-service startup, presumably without any of the employee expertise they fired at their last company.