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> investing in a startup that has a value proposition based on real scientific research is the same as investing in the research in the first place Not necessa
by freyrs3 13y ago
> investing in a startup that has a value proposition based on real scientific research is the same as investing in the research in the first place
Not necessarily, if invest in science you're investing in the lab producing publishable results, without the constraint of bringing a product to market. The two don't necessarily overlap.
- _delirium 13y agoI read his/her comment as sarcastically implying that that wasn't the case. :)