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But who will do that other way of optimally allocating? To take a simple extreme edge case, let's imagine that there's a business that requires 500k to truly f
by mewpmewp2 2y ago
But who will do that other way of optimally allocating?
To take a simple extreme edge case, let's imagine that there's a business that requires 500k to truly flourish, but if it gets that 500k, it will become $10B company within 5 years. If it doesn't get the 500k it will likely fail.
Only 1 person has noticed and believes that this business would have that potential. And let's say they either have 500k or they manage to convince others to get the 500k, how much of that $10B would they deserve?