"One of the most consistent lessons I’ve learned in VC is that people tend to look for whatever they’ve personally witnessed."
Great post below from @robgo about pattern matching in today's market ⬇️

New post (and honestly, one heavily assisted by my personal GPT):
https://nextview.vc/blog/we-look-for-what-weve-seen-before/…
TLDR: VC's pattern match based on what they've seen. That is limiting. But even worse if the pattern is based on what you are seeing from afar, not first hand up close.

Rob Go

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