I guess when the son of a wealthy financier gets investment from tons of big name angels for a startup based on a licensing agreement (try getting that one fund

I guess when the son of a wealthy financier gets investment from tons of big name angels for a startup based on a licensing agreement (try getting that one funded yourselves folks) and then 18months later it gets sold for an amount that makes lots of money for all parties but the value doesn't seem to be there for the acquirer - a company with all kinds of other issues... I dunno that stimulates my BS detector and makes me at least interested in reading a more detailed account of what went on. Hopefully to read a tale of heroic entrepreneurship worthy of emulating, if not to figure out what web of interests lay behind this odd deal.