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I went through your comments. Quite interesting that relatively young associates are reviewing the pitch decks of global experts in this space. In the stock market, during the easy phase of a bull run, money can be made in almost any stock. Similarly, in the early phase of VC culture, even very young founders could build simple kirana or fashion apps, raise capital, gain traction, and eventually build moats automatically. But that easy phase is now over. Today, commonsense ideas aren’t enough. Deep domain knowledge and real execution are what matter. And yet, paradoxically, it is still these same “early bull run kids” who are now expected to evaluate far more complex opportunities — and in the process, they are rejecting seasoned domain experts.