It's dangerous to make the comparison to Moneyball when none of the factors used in this "algorithm" track cleanly to measurable statistics that are indicative

It's dangerous to make the comparison to Moneyball when none of the factors used in this "algorithm" track cleanly to measurable statistics that are indicative to future success like you have with sports. There is also nothing in this algorithm that seems to account for scrappiness, determination, ability to take hard hits, and a host of other intangibles that make someone a good entrepreneur. I'm not sure you can measure that algorithmically, other than possibly from past entrepreneurial experience, although that's a story better told by the entrepreneur rather than some arbitrary proxy. If I ever take VC, I hope it's from a VC that believes in me, my team, and what we're doing, and not just whether I fit into their mold of what they think an entrepreneur should look like.