If the project has no competitors then this project is a dummy. Healthy competition is a natural process.
One strange consequence of looking far into startups' futures is that I sometimes realize two YC startups currently doing completely different things will, if they do them well enough, end up competing.
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Yes and no. Peter Thiel’s version of monopolistic competition plays as well.
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Or collaborating.
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ah. if each adds the capabilities of the other though ...
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But you know that, if they both do it well, one investment will be “working”
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Good for them. And for their investors. And, BTW, competition is much more about differences, than similarities.
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Actually all companies & startups are already competing with each other. They’re all competing for: Customers time
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you are truly wise if you see that.
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Examples?
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I probably shouldn't give any, because I'd be talking about these companies' long-term hopes, and those are often secret.
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