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Two Questions Entrepreneurs Almost Always Answer Wrong

Entrepreneurs almost always go wrong when answering basic questions on their valuation expectations and on competition. Continue reading

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The Black Swan Has White Stripes

It is one thing to say we must be careful of claims about the future. It’s quite another to say that nothing can ever be known with certitude, for this last statement is a truth claim also, but one which conveniently exempts itself. Skepticism always has this problem when it crosses the line from a suggestion of caution to a theory of knowledge. There is also the personal inconsistency that runs throughout this work the way singing runs through an opera. Continue reading

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