Startups don't win by having a cleverer fundraising strategy than their competitors. They win by having a better product. So focus on your product, not on optimizing fundraising.
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No normal founder wants to spends a second longer on fundraising than they have to. The process created by VCs is the inefficiency. Most VCs can’t tell what is/isn’t a great product and product isn’t always what wins anyway. Do both but getting good at fundraising is important.
Perhaps you mean "no rational founder," because it is quite common for founders to get distracted by fundraising.
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It's distracting because you need to make the right product to solve your customers problems
End of conversation
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