Great point. I think i've mentioned this before but investor dilution gets even worse with liquidation preference stacks.
It's better to save the world, but succeeding with an incremental improvement is also great. The founder of a smaller company without investor dilution can be richer than the founder of a company you've read about in tech crunch.https://twitter.com/sarthakgh/status/1176662222996525057 …
Lean Startup is a dumb & bankrupt philosophy for mediocre people w mediocre vision & ambition...job of a founder is to paint a picture of a better world & then deliver that. It’s not to study the world, ask people what they want in a better world & then create that - @rabois 
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Yup, unless you can IPO that stuff away (everyone becomes a common stock shareholder), it really hurts. Especially when, on average, people raise much more cash than needed.
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