While this makes sense logically...logic has a funny way of being built on false premises and anecdotal evidence.
You wrote,"Even if investors didn't start out with this bias, they'd soon learn it from experience."
Considering the core value proposition, and biggest driver of YC's success is it's introductions it promises... I feel a need to question this second part of your statement purely from a potential bias perspective.
It may be true, but can just as likely be built on a false assumption from anecdotal evidence.
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While this makes sense logically...logic has a funny way of being built on false premises and anecdotal evidence.
You wrote,"Even if investors didn't start out with this bias, they'd soon learn it from experience."
Considering the core value proposition, and biggest driver of YC's success is it's introductions it promises... I feel a need to question this second part of your statement purely from a potential bias perspective.
It may be true, but can just as likely be built on a false assumption from anecdotal evidence.