Like, that's actually the normal path:
Someone invests *their own* capital and customers pay them for their products, and it takes years to break even.
That's why they have to be very responsive to customers and that's why capitalism leads to better products.
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The whole idea that it's a good thing for someone to get millions of dollars just dropped on their heads, when they have barely even started, is California Capitalism.
I think it leads to feverish boom/bust cycles, rather than more steady, organic growth.
And there's no evidence that the end result is better. Maybe being built a bit slower, by people with a small budget might actually have a positive effect on the product development. ๐ค
"Wealth gained hastily will dwindle, but whoever gathers little by little will increase it." Proverbs 13:11