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Investors can want whatever the heck they want, but wanting is not getting.

I know plenty of people high up in US business and academic research, but those people and the VCs don't know each other.

VCs and I don't know the same people.

Bluntly, the VCs are a bit below my 'circle' of business acquaintances.

In particular, the fraction of VCs I would hire into my company is tiny, so small to be nearly invisible. Why? Because their technical qualifications in information technology, etc. in a word suck.

I mean, would you hire a VC? For what, BizDev? What if a VC gave you advice on how to invest your IRA?

How many VCs can code, productively with today's technology? How about be a system administrator for a high end server farm or network?

"The single most important decision you will ever make is with whom to do business."

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