The primary issue seemed to be raising the money, and this was covered by a business plan at least to some degree of detail.
This would be more convincing as a planning fallacy if they had raised the necessary money.
Otherwise, it’s just: ‘we will fail utterly if we do not get X; we did not get X; we failed utterly.’ Is that so?
This would be more convincing as a planning fallacy if they had raised the necessary money.
Otherwise, it’s just: ‘we will fail utterly if we do not get X; we did not get X; we failed utterly.’ Is that so?