So it's not so much the batch size that matters. It's the quality of the investor. From the about page: > All venture investors supply some combination of mon

So it's not so much the batch size that matters. It's the quality of the investor. From the about page: > All venture investors supply some combination of money and help. In our case the money is by far the smaller component. In fact, many of the startups we fund don't need the money. This is intriguing, because investor as I imagine would like to spread there bets as much as possible. From an investors point of view, isn't it counter intuitive to solidify around a smaller number of start ups. Although, I agree that they should invest more time, as a path to success. Showing care for your investments seems all around wise. Just food for thought, I'm not sure if I have a point most of us don't already realize.