> The future is extremely hard to see through the lens of the present And the past is hard to see without the lens of hindsight warping things. A decision migh

> The future is extremely hard to see through the lens of the present And the past is hard to see without the lens of hindsight warping things. A decision might look silly in the face of information from the future, but that doesn't mean it was the wrong decision at the time. It wasn't. You made the rational play and you happened to lose. Your information was just incomplete. And unlike the founders who ended up winning, you had no incentive to assume the gaps would be filled in with magic traction and a bag of money.