Oh, usually I'm the person that's out defending that business folks can contribute quite a lot to a startup. I'm just questioning the logic that you need to do

Oh, usually I'm the person that's out defending that business folks can contribute quite a lot to a startup. I'm just questioning the logic that you need to do things that way, as the article implies, and not based on some fuzzy notion of utility, but just looking at the history of successful startups. Some have business people on the founding team; a lot don't.