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As a rule, those industry-wide ratios tend to come without data to contextualize them. For instance, you'll get a statistic about what percentage of funded star
by Kalium 12y ago
As a rule, those industry-wide ratios tend to come without data to contextualize them. For instance, you'll get a statistic about what percentage of funded startups have a woman co-founder but no information about what percentage of startups considered have a woman co-founder.
- shard972 12y ago> As a rule, those industry-wide ratios tend to come without data to contextualize them. So the rule is to gimp data in order to fool people into believing things that may not be true?
- Kalium 12y agoThat's the cynical reading, yes. A more optimistic one is that people believe the numbers are scary enough that no context is needed.