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      "body": "<html>\n<p><img src=\"https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQpk8gfU1JG4LsU32o_7GOuhqd8CmKxm1x3euTuD00yni5NB_h9uw\" width=\"194\" height=\"259\"/></p>\n<p>Many have written abou<a href=\"http://avc.com/2015/07/the-decentral-authority/\">t how someone could build something like Reddit on the blockchain</a>. And finally a small number of developers have done so, and it is called <a href=\"https://steemit.com/\">Steem</a>. Our community is still small and the links are still a bit all over the place. But things are happening at Steem and I think its worth paying attention to. At the heart of Steem is a tipping system, called Steem Power, based on a crypto-currency called Steem. All of this runs on the Steem Blockchain.Readers can buy Steem Power with Bitcoin and then they can tip posters who receive Steem Power. Steem Power can be converted into Steem through a mechanism I don’t really understand to be honest.So unlike Reddit, where posters receive no compensation other than upvotes, on Steem upvotes are done with money.Steem is traded like other crypto-currencies, and currently has <a href=\"http://coinmarketcap.com/\">a market cap of $287mm</a>. That feels a little bit ahead of itself (Reddit was valued at $500mm a couple years ago), but markets go up and they go down. We will see where the Steem market cap goes from here.Another thing that is interesting about this whole model is that Steem can finance itself, the cost of its team, an office, bandwidth, servers, etc by selling Steem vs selling equity. This is the Decentralized Autonomous Organization model that many blockchain entrepreneurs are following today.So if you like the idea of Steem, and want to back this company, all you have to do is <a href=\"https://steemit.com/market\">buy some Steem</a>, some of which you might be buying from the Company. And if you change your mind, you can sell your Steem and move on. I think Steem is a really interesting&nbsp;<a href=\"http://avc.com/2016/05/experiment-and-scandal/\">experiment</a> that may turn into a really nice business. The Steem founders are experimenting in multiple dimensions at the same time. They are trying a “paid” model vs a “free” model for curating a content discovery engine. That’s interesting. They are using blockchain technology vs some centralized system to build all of this. That’s interesting. They could finance this business via their users vs VC or something else. That’s interesting. And their users can participate in the value creation, if this turns out to be valuable. And that is interesting.I am rooting for Steem. They have some things to get right and watch out for (including the rapid rise in the value of Steem which is concerning) and I hope they take steps to avoid the “dollar/hype cycle” I talked about in <a href=\"http://avc.com/2016/05/experiment-and-scandal/\">this post</a>. That is one of the great challenges with this whole DAO model of starting and building a company. But someone is going to figure this out. The Steem founders have already figured out a few things which I am sure others will now emulate. And that is what is great about experiments, even if they fail. We learn something. And when they are done in public more of us learn something.&nbsp;</p>\n</html>",
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The lottery, as he noted, was a way “to extract money from people who would not otherwise readily part with it, no matter how worthy its intended use.”It is so difficult not to become vain about one’s own good luck.<em>- Simone de Beauvoir, 1963</em></p>\n<p>The Protestant Leclerc decided to write his book after being struck by the way people refer to lottery winners and losers as either <em>heureux</em> or <em>malheureux</em>—“lucky” or “unlucky.” It was nonsense, he argued, to believe that certain individuals are inherently lucky or unlucky; it was positively “pagan,” he protested, to think that God’s hand is to be seen in the lottery’s outcome. Leclerc told his readers to look to the motivations of lottery players; they are to be condemned if personal gain is all they care about, to be congratulated if they are helping to raise money for some noble, charitable object. Thirty years later, Voltaire would have read Leclerc with a wry smile. <strong>L</strong>otteries came in essentially two forms. The older type, dating from earliest times and akin to what we now call a raffle, was the “blank” lottery. From a central office or other licensed seller, participants purchased numbered tickets on which they entered their name or a “device,” which might variously be a proverb, a religious appeal for assistance, or some other luck-inducing invocation. These tickets were then officially registered and placed in a container (a leather sack, a metal urn), while another container held an equivalent number of slips of paper that were either blank or else stated an amount of money or other prize. The draw itself was usually carried out by a child (as an advertisement of innocence), who was sometimes blindfolded like Fortuna. After the child drew a ticket and a corresponding slip of paper, an official would read out the number and the device on the ticket and announce whether it had been matched with a prize or merely a blank. It could be a lengthy process: one such draw in Hamburg in 1612 took over eight weeks&nbsp;to complete.The other type of lottery had originated in Genoa, where it was the practice to elect five of the city’s ninety councillors by lot every six months. From the custom of betting on the outcome of these elections there evolved a purely numerical lotto, first devised by Benedetto Gentile in 1610. This brought one great advantage: it could be played more frequently. Here, too, a child was employed, this time to draw five numbered balls from among ninety that had been sent tumbling in a so-called wheel of fortune. Players could bet amounts on individual numbers being drawn, on combinations of numbers, or even on the sequence in which they were drawn.The first official lottery to be held in France, in 1539, was the idea of King François I, who had learned of such things during his military campaigns in Italy. But his experiment was not a success. Louis XIV held a royal lottery as part of his wedding celebrations in 1660 and another in 1661 to mark the birth of his heir. But during his reign, public lotteries were banned, and these royal ones were seen merely as one-off festive entertainments. Gradually, pious opposition to the lottery faded as proponents, including men of the church, argued for it as a way to fund charitable purposes. A number of religious buildings and communities were among the beneficiaries, including several hospitals and the foundling home known as the Hôpital des Enfants Trouvés, created by St. Vincent de Paul in 1638. The idea of offering fixed-term or lifelong annuities as prizes was imported from England, and the French decree by which a state lottery was eventually established in 1700 reflected the new mood:</p>\n<blockquote>His Majesty has observed the natural inclination of the majority of his subjects to participate in private lotteries, as well as in the authorized lotteries organized by religious communities for the relief and support of the poor, and even in foreign lotteries, and who desire to obtain for themselves a pleasant and convenient means of securing a reliable and substantial income for the remainder of their lives, and even to enrich their families, by hazarding sundry sums of money so modest that no harm can thereby come to themselves.</blockquote>\n<p>When Louis XIV died on September 1, 1715, French finances were in a perilous state. There had been too many wars, most recently the War of the Spanish Succession. Ten years later, thanks to Scottish financier John Law, these finances were in an even worse state. As a convicted murderer (in 1694 he had killed a man in a duel over a woman) Law was ill-named, and, having escaped from prison in London, he was on the run, first in Amsterdam, then Paris. Nevertheless, his exceptional charm and arrestingly original thinking soon brought him to the attention of the regent, Philippe d’Orléans. At the heart of Law’s new system was the use of paper money, welcome at a time when metal shortages were inhibiting the minting of new coins. But paper money was also essential to Law’s object of stimulating the economy by creating a new instrument of credit. In 1716 he was permitted to set up a private bank (with offices on the rue Quincampoix) called the Banque Générale (approvingly renamed the Banque Royale in 1718) through which banknotes, convertible into coin, were issued. The ancestor of quantitative easing had been born, and the economy responded well to the tonic of new money. Following this highly successful innovation, Law was given leave to intervene in colonial commerce, consolidating French trading companies across North America into a single monopoly called the Mississippi Company and, from 1719, selling shares therein. The value of the shares quickly increased. But the bubble burst when Law found himself obliged to deflate the value of banknotes and to cut the share price. There was a run on the bank as investors sought to convert paper into silver and gold; the shares became virtually worthless. Having been appointed controller general of finance at the beginning of the year, Law was sacked at the end of it. There was considerable civil unrest, and the magician fled Paris.IMAGE: <em>The Farmer’s Wife and the Raven</em>, by George Stubbs, 1783.&nbsp;© Philip Mould Ltd, London / Bridgeman Images.&nbsp;This so-called Mississippi Bubble was symptomatic of the excesses of the regency, which ended in 1723 when Louis XV was legally deemed to have reached his majority (at age thirteen). The duc de Bourbon was appointed as first minister, but his rule did little to mend the country’s finances, and in 1726 the king called on his trusted former tutor, André-Hercule de Fleury, newly appointed a cardinal, to clean up the mess.God’s servant proved adept at administering mammon, eventually balancing the national budget in 1738, all the while seeking economic expansion by investing in infrastructure and stimulating trade. Together with his first controller general of finances, Michel Robert Le Peletier des Forts, Fleury sought to bring order to the country’s financial affairs. In particular, there were now so many authorized lotteries for charitable causes that cost-benefit analysis dictated a rationalization. In 1727 the number of authorized charitable lotteries was reduced to three by royal decree, but at the same time made permanent. Up to this time lotteries had been intended, and approved, as one-off events, but things had been allowed to slip.One of Fleury’s major priorities was to reduce government debt. The solvency of the nation having frequently been in doubt, the government had sometimes been obliged to borrow money indirectly. Such was the case with some bonds issued by the Hôtel de Ville—the municipality of Paris—which had been able to issue them at 4 percent before selling them on to the government at 5 percent. But such was the lack of confidence in government finances that these bonds had now lost much of their value. By an order-in-council confirmed by a declaration on March 6, 1729, it was ordained (in effect by Le Peletier des Forts in the name of the king) that the Hôtel de Ville bonds would be redeemed by lottery. Only bondholders themselves could participate. If they chose to do so, they were entitled to purchase a ticket at a price proportionate to the size of the holding they wished to have repaid. For each thousand livres (or francs, since the two terms were interchangeable), a ticket could be purchased for one livre; for each ten thousand livres, ten livres, and so on. Should the ticket be drawn in the lottery, the ticket holder would be repaid 85 percent of the value of his or her bond—15 percent being retained partly for expenses and partly for addition to the pot for the next draw. Each pot would be further sweetened not only by the income from the sale of the tickets but by the addition of 500,000 livres to be paid in by the government itself. The draw was to take place on the eighth day of each month, beginning in January 1729. The number of winning tickets would be determined by the value of the holdings redeemed by each ticket, so that the draw would cease once the pot was exhausted. If the final ticket placed the pot in debt, this debt would be expunged as a priority during the subsequent draws. Under the original order, six named notaries were designated to sell the tickets, a number subsequently increased to twelve in April 1729. Each notary was required to keep a register of the ticket numbers, “the names, words, or devices by which each bondholder chooses to be identified,” the sum of money the bondholder wished to have repaid, and the price of the ticket bought. <strong>V</strong>oltaire was a Hôtel de Ville bondholder, and the rules of this unusual lottery caught his attention. At a dinner party he discussed the matter with a young mathematician and scientist, Charles-Marie de La Condamine. Together they began to wonder: What if one could buy all the tickets in a given draw as soon as they were issued? No one individual could hope to, but a syndicate might. How this all worked is not clear from the remaining records, but work it did. Voltaire gives a laconic third-person account of their success in his autobiographical <em>Historical Commentary on the Works of the Author of La Henriade</em>, published in 1776, two years before his death:</p>\n<blockquote>The authorities issued tickets in exchange for Hôtel de Ville bonds, and winning lots were paid in cash and all in such a way that any group of people who had bought all the tickets stood to win a million francs. Voltaire entered into association with numerous company and struck lucky.</blockquote>\n<p>In fact, Voltaire made his own luck. One surviving piece of documentary evidence records that Voltaire “acquired all the ticket books on payment of a deposit without filling them in.” Clearly he had an understanding of sorts with the notaries appointed to sell the tickets, and it seems that he did not have to pay the full price of the tickets, so certain were he and his associates—and perhaps the notaries selling the tickets, presumably cut in on the action—of winning.To hold a throne is luck; to bestow it, virtue.<em>- Seneca the Younger , 45</em></p>\n<p>The records for each successive draw up to and including February 1730 still exist. While the draw of January 8 shows a wide disparity in the redeemable value of the winning tickets (as intended by the original terms of the lottery), already in February there is a marked rise in the number of winning tickets redeemable for the minimum bond value of 1,000 livres, several of them registered to the same owner. La Condamine himself is recorded by name as the owner of thirteen winning tickets that had cost him only one livre each but which now entitled him to the sum of 13,000 livres.&nbsp;Gradually the operation grew. By May 1729 a clear pattern had emerged, and the names of the winning bondholders recur regularly with every draw. In October almost the entire pot is divided between thirteen winners (thirteen is hardly an unlucky number in this story), and all with by now familiar names. Between them these thirteen winners shared just over a million francs. When the authorities realized what was going on, they first adjusted some of the rules (in January 1730) and then closed the lottery. Le Peletier des Forts tried to argue that the syndicate had acted illegally, but the royal council found against him. No rules had been broken. Quite simply, the lottery had been badly devised. Le Peletier was sacked. The last draw was held<br>\nin June 1730. Official records are missing for the months of March to June 1730 (one may wonder why), and so we cannot know if the syndicate operated right up to the end. But Voltaire’s own winnings are thought to have amounted to some half a million livres in total.But what to do with the proceeds? La Condamine appears to have used his newfound wealth to fund scientific research, first with a journey to Constantinople that resulted in a scientific paper entitled “Mathematical and Physical Observations Made During a Visit to the Levant in 1731 and 1732,” and then three years later as part of an expedition to South America undertaken with a view to confirming <a href=\"http://laphamsquarterly.org/contributors/newton\"><ins>Isaac Newton</ins></a>’s theory that the earth flattens at the poles and bulges at the equator. La Condamine returned to Paris only in 1745.Voltaire, by contrast, wanted to make more money. Even as the Paris lottery operation was proceeding, he raced off to Lorraine, then a semi-independent state, where the ruling duke was trying to raise cash by issuing bonds on terms advantageous to the lender. That the purchaser of the bonds had to be a native of Lorraine proved an obstacle to Voltaire’s investment plans only for as long as it took him to come up with a spurious but apparently effective answer. His family surname of Arouet, he said, was a version of Haroué, a place near Lunéville (the capital of Lorraine). He duly purchased fifty bonds and sold them soon afterward for three times their original price. On his return to Paris, and, through the intermediary of his financier friends the Pâris brothers, he began to invest large sums in the highly lucrative business of army supplies, which he continued to do for the next twenty years.Money bought independence and safety for Voltaire. In 1734 his <em>Philosophical Letters</em>—famously dubbed “the first bomb thrown at the ancien régime”—was banned by the courts, but its author had already disappeared into the remote countryside of Champagne. There, for the next five years, he lived in idyllic seclusion with his mistress, the brilliant scientist Émilie du Châtelet, at the Château de Cirey. This ancient and mostly dilapidated house belonged to her husband’s family, but with Voltaire’s riches they added a new wing, complete with a gallery for her scientific instruments and a bathroom with the latest plumbing. Subsequently, these riches allowed Voltaire to play the game of royal courtier: in the 1740s at Versailles, where his plays entertained the king, and in the early 1750s at Berlin and Potsdam, where he briefly aided Frederick the Great’s attempts to rival Versailles.Soon Voltaire set up his own palatial home at Les Délices in the independent city-state of Geneva. When the Calvinists took a dim view of his in-house theatricals, he moved just across the border into France and turned a tumbledown castle into the extremely well-appointed Château de Ferney. He bought another large estate three miles away, at Tourney, and the combined properties offered him a choice of escape routes in the event that his publications really upset people. If the French authorities were after him, he could head four miles south across the border into Geneva. In the unlikely event that the French and the Genevans ganged up on him, he could drive to the shores of Lake Geneva and take a boat either for independent Savoy to the southwest or to the canton of Vaud in the east. Beyond that lay Neuchâtel, then under Prussian rule, refuge of last resort.IMAGE: Hungarian nobleman Gregor Baci pierced by a lance, sixteenth century. Baci is said to have survived his injuries.&nbsp;© Erich Lessing / Art Resource, NY.&nbsp;The Château de Ferney became Voltaire’s home for the rest of his life, offering him a secure base from which to conduct his long and resolute campaigns against church and state. The house had been expensive to build and was expensive to run. Accordingly, he began to invest successfully in silk production and watch manufacture. Other monies were invested more conventionally, for example, in the provision of loans to asset-rich but cash-poor aristocrats who needed to fund their lifestyle. As he approached his sixties, Voltaire began to care more about income than capital growth, and he entered into a number of loan arrangements that were tantamount to life annuities and therefore depended for their long-term profitability on living to old age.In truth, it mattered little if he lost—what does a dead man care how much capital he has left?—but nevertheless he did what he could to tilt the odds in his own favor. It was said, for example, that he made sure to look desperately old and frail each time he had a deal to strike with a visiting lawyer. He was always complaining about his health and forever lamenting the bitter Geneva winters, saying his end was surely nigh. This was all good for business.Thus, among many such cases, he made four loans to the duke of Württemberg: 150,000 francs in 1752, against an annual payment of 15,750 francs and a residual value of 7,500 francs payable to his niece, Mme Denis, in the event of his death; 112,500 francs in 1753, against an annual payment of 12,375 francs and a residual value of 2,250 francs; 200,000 francs in October 1764, against an annual payment of 24,000 francs (the interest rate was rising with his advancing years) and a residual value of 16,000 francs; and a final 80,000 francs in December 1764, against an annual payment of 10,000 francs and a residual value of 6,000 francs payable to various family members. By the time Voltaire died in 1778, the total annuity bought from the duke of Württemberg for 542,000 francs—in an age of very low or nonexistent inflation—had earned him more than twice that sum.In his youth Voltaire had been a spendthrift and a gambler. In a September 1722 letter, he informed Mme de Bernières, his mistress at the time, that he has just lost 100 louis (2,400 francs) at cards and thereby observed his “laudable custom of being taken to the cleaners once a year.” Voltaire’s father had died at the beginning of that year and stipulated in his will that his younger son should receive only the interest on his share of the family estate but that he might later—on reaching the age of thirty-five (in 1729) and providing evidence of “regular conduct”—apply to the courts to inherit the capital. After five years, the estate was declared probate in 1727 and Voltaire’s share amounted to 153,000 francs, on which he was paid approximately 4,250 francs per annum. By the time he could apply to demonstrate his regular conduct (which he did, successfully), he had won the lottery. As he later observed, “If you want to make a fortune in this country, it is enough to read the king’s orders-in-council.” In other words, if you want to get lucky, read the small print.In his <em>Mémoires</em> (1759), Voltaire recalled how in his youth he had come across so many writers who were “penniless and held in contempt” that “he had long since decided not to add to their number.” Thanks to his fortune he was indeed free to pursue his writerly life more or less as he chose and later in particular to conduct his vigorous campaign against despotism and intolerance from the comfort of his “safe house” at Ferney. Money allowed him to become one of the great heroes of the Enlightenment and arguably the world’s first champion of human rights. While not quite the charitable purpose that Jean Leclerc might have had in mind back in 1696, this outcome is nevertheless one for which today we may count ourselves lucky.&nbsp;</p>\n</html>",
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      "body": "<html>\n<h1>How to Pitch Steem</h1>\n<h2>On pitching Steem to&nbsp;investors.</h2>\n<p>7 Questions</p>\n<p><strong>1. What do you do?</strong><br>\nStart with the name what it does. For ex­am­ple “Steem is a social electronic currency that makes it easy to take stories, videos and other media and share them with friends and fam­ily.” There’s no need to set up the prob­lem, you can just get to the&nbsp;point.Too many peo­ple spend too much en­ergy try­ing to make their idea sound im­pres­sive. It’s ok to keep it sim­ple. Ac­tu­ally, it’s prefer­able. You want to ex­plain what you do in the sim­plest lan­guage pos­si­ble. This needs to be predi­gested. Your el­e­va­tor pitch should be like baby&nbsp;food.If you’re hav­ing trou­ble com­mu­ni­cat­ing your prod­uct sim­ply, walk­ing me through the user path can be an ef­fec­tive tac­tic. For ex­am­ple, “We’re Google. We build a web­site with a box in it. You can type any ques­tion into that box and we’ll show you web­sites that an­swer that&nbsp;ques­tion.”Walk­ing me through the user path helps avoid ex­pla­na­tions like, “We’re Google. We or­ga­nize the world’s in­for­ma­tion by in­dex­ing the web.” With that de­scrip­tion I’m&nbsp;lost.Your goal when an­swer­ing this ques­tion should not be to have me un­der­stand your whole busi­ness but rather make me in­ter­ested enough to ask fol­low-up&nbsp;ques­tions.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>2. How big is the mar­ket?</strong><br>\nThere are two ways to get mar­ket size. If you’re en­ter­ing a pre-ex­ist­ing space (like small busi­ness bank­ing) you can re­search it. If you’re cre­at­ing a new prod­uct or space (like Slack), you can es­ti­mate the num­ber of cus­tomers that would want your prod­uct and ap­prox­i­mate how much you could charge&nbsp;them.For ex­am­ple: Bellabeat makes an ac­tiv­ity tracker for women. There are X women be­tween 14 and 45 in the US. The life­cy­cle of our ac­tiv­ity tracker is two years. Our mar­ket op­por­tu­nity in the US is&nbsp;Y.When you’re es­ti­mat­ing mar­ket size and what % you could own, there are two meth­ods: top down and bot­tom up. With the top down ap­proach you de­ter­mine the total mar­ket and es­ti­mate your po­ten­tial share of it. With bot­tom up you fig­ure out where com­pa­ra­ble prod­ucts are sold, how many of them are sold, and what % of those sales you could take. I pre­fer the bot­tom up method be­cause it helps you avoid a com­mon top down pit­fall, which is not nar­row­ing down the cus­tomer enough. In the ex­am­ple above that could mean as­sum­ing all women are in your mar­ket - no mat­ter their age or&nbsp;na­tion­al­ity.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>3. What’s your progress?</strong><br>\nWhat I’m try­ing to un­der­stand here is how fast you pro­duce work. What is the ratio be­tween what you’ve done and how long you’ve been work­ing on&nbsp;it?I want to feel im­pressed with how much you’ve done in the pe­riod of time you’ve had to do it. This can apply to a com­pany that’s one week old or ten years&nbsp;old.I also tend to value prod­uct de­vel­op­ment and cus­tomers first and other things such as fundrais­ing or biz dev deals a dis­tant&nbsp;sec­ond.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>4. What’s your unique in­sight?</strong><br>\nThis is sim­i­lar to “What prob­lem are you solv­ing?” but the bar is higher. What I re­ally want to un­der­stand is what you know about the prob­lem that every­one else doesn’t. This is usu­ally de­rived from mul­ti­ple con­ver­sa­tions with cus­tomers, deep analy­sis of cur­rent prod­ucts in the space, and often per­sonal&nbsp;ex­pe­ri­ence.For ex­am­ple: Gmail. A unique in­sight was that the email inbox is a per­sonal data­base of com­mu­ni­ca­tion and doc­u­ments. Why would a user ever want to delete any­thing in their per­sonal data­base? Gmail gave peo­ple enough stor­age so they would never have to delete a con­ver­sa­tion. It’s not that peo­ple needed email. It al­ready ex­isted. And it’s not that peo­ple needed bet­ter email. That’s too vague. A unique in­sight is spe­cific and doesn’t con­tain com­pli­cated&nbsp;lan­guage.Be­tween your mar­ket and your unique in­sight, you have two op­por­tu­ni­ties to teach me some­thing. A startup’s unique in­sight often gives me more of an aha mo­ment than the ex­pla­na­tion of what the com­pany&nbsp;does.It’s worth not­ing that pas­sion doesn’t help here. Say­ing a bad unique in­sight force­fully makes you look worse, not bet­ter. For ex­am­ple, “Dude, email today is fuck­ing&nbsp;bro­ken.”</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>5. What’s your busi­ness model?</strong><br>\nThere are two types of star­tups, those that know how they’ll make money and those that haven’t fig­ured it out yet. By and large, if you’re in the sec­ond cat­e­gory you’re going to ei­ther make money by grow­ing big and turn­ing on ad­ver­tis­ing or you’re going to copy the pre­dom­i­nant busi­ness model in your space. A small sub­set of com­pa­nies in the sec­ond cat­e­gory will pro­pose a new busi­ness model that makes sense given how you prod­uct changes the mar­ket–freemium is a good ex­am­ple of&nbsp;this.One mis­take I often used to make at Justin.tv was of­fer­ing a pot­pourri of busi­ness mod­els (vir­tual goods, prod­uct place­ment, chat ads, con­tests, etc..). I was em­bar­rassed to say Justin.tv would mon­e­tize with ad­ver­tis­ing when clearly that was the only an­swer. Own the sim­ple busi­ness&nbsp;model.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>6. Who’s on your team?</strong><br>\nI’m only in­ter­ested in a few things: How many founders? Is there a tech­ni­cal co-founder? How long have they known each other? Is every­one work­ing full time? What is the eq­uity split among the founders (hope­fully equal or close to&nbsp;equal)?If there’s an ex­tremely rel­e­vant cre­den­tial I also want to hear that. For ex­am­ple: You’re build­ing a rocket com­pany and you used to be the rocket sci­en­tist for SpaceX. Ba­si­cally, if you’re fo­cus­ing on a deeply com­plex or reg­u­lated space, hav­ing the ex­per­tise in house to plau­si­bly tackle those prob­lems is&nbsp;im­por­tant.You don’t need to men­tion your GPA or that you once worked at&nbsp;Google.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>7. What do you want?</strong><br>\nThere’s no need to dance around the ask. If you want me to in­vest, ask. If you have a ques­tion, ask. Though to be clear, “What do you think?” is a bad ques­tion. “Do I have a good idea?” is an­other bad&nbsp;ques­tion.Make it easy for me to help you. I want to help&nbsp;you.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>Im­prov­ing Your An­swers</strong><br>\nOnce you have an­swers to each of the seven ques­tions your chal­lenge is to make the an­swers as clear as pos­si­ble. To do that you need to elim­i­nate jar­gon, acronyms, mar­ket­ing speak, and any am­bigu­ous terms such as “plat­form”. Ba­si­cally, make it sound dumber than you think it&nbsp;should.One tac­tic you can try is what I call “The Email Test”. Write up a two sen­tence ex­pla­na­tion of what your startup does then email it to a smart friend. Ask them to ex­plain it back to you in dif­fer­ent words. If they ask any clar­i­fy­ing ques­tions, you need to re­vise your pitch. It’s im­por­tant to do this over email be­cause you can’t add ex­pla­na­tions as you would in&nbsp;con­ver­sa­tion.One thing we do dur­ing the YC batch that most peo­ple don’t re­al­ize is we help com­pa­nies with their two sen­tence pitch. The an­swer to the ques­tion “what do you do”? We work on it every group of­fice hours for the en­tire batch. It’s the linch­pin of a good demo day pre­sen­ta­tion. If that’s locked, writ­ing a good demo day pre­sen­ta­tion is&nbsp;easy.The real thing to re­mem­ber when edit­ing your an­swers is that you don’t need to sound cool. You need to be clear. Don’t try to have piz­zazz. You don’t want&nbsp;piz­zazz.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><strong>Con­clu­sion</strong><br>\nI’m much more in­ter­ested in progress than ge­nius ideas. Most good ideas don’t look like good ideas the first time you see them so your abil­ity to show progress in your work and in­tel­lect in how you an­swer these ques­tions are two very pos­i­tive sig­nals. Once I un­der­stand what you’re work­ing on it’s all about mak­ing me be­lieve that it’s plau­si­ble that you can&nbsp;suc­ceed.</p>\n<p><strong>Rec­om­mended Re­sources</strong><br>\n<a href=\"http://startupclass.samaltman.com/courses/lec19/\">How to Start a Startup, Lec­ture&nbsp;19</a>Thanks to Jared Fried­man and Aaron Har­ris for read­ing drafts of&nbsp;this.<a href=\"https://confirmsubscription.com/h/t/5FAD2A339EADB1C2\"><em>Sign up for weekly re­caps of The&nbsp;Macro</em></a><em>.</em><a href=\"http://www.ycombinator.com/\">Y COMBINATOR</a>&nbsp;</p>\n</html>",
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