If you're proposing to work on an idea that has killed every previous startup that tried it, the most important thing to explain to investors (and to figure out for yourself) is what killed them and why you're immune.
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Isn’t “bad timing” and/or “weak execution” an easy answer for why it failed? And isn’t it often true ?
These could be first sentences of a sufficient answer, but they aren't sufficient answers by themselves.
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Bad timing because, poor execution because... an answer isn’t an answer unless it answers the question
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In this case I think it's also 'which won't happen to us because'
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