Where is the data supporting this conclusion? This sounds like it was written by someone theorizing about startups rather than someone living it. I have always

Where is the data supporting this conclusion? This sounds like it was written by someone theorizing about startups rather than someone living it. I have always heard that people invest in the team. I think a poor product with a good team has a better chance than a great product and a poor team. I think this is because a good team will recognize that they have a poor product, and will change it until it is good. Where a poor team may not even realize they have a good product. Jeremy