Converting biologists, one step at a time.
The required level of evidence in regulatory affairs is essentially pass-fail.
Reimbursement questions are graded. Moreover, there are hidden failing grades – where you get reimbursed but your evidence was so weak you cannot sustain a business.
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There has been a lot of discussion about talkers vs doers in the startup ecosystem. Talkers are the sales people, the CEOs if you like. Doers are often the tech people.
The talkers tend to have an ‘ask the community’ approach to everything.
Perhaps the talkers have over-indexed on always asking for help. They are in a power-law system and there can be only one top-dog. For simple systems always asking for help can work. But this does not scale.
Moreover doers cannot put up with this level of noise and still build the products.
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A different take on how Elon Musk evaluates opportunities:
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Apparently Elon Musk uses, “Look to the past,” as a North Star.
By this, he means look at how existing technologies can be redeployed.
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